Experts

Sanaei Mehdi
  • Position : Embassy of Islamic Republic of Iran in Russian Federation
  • Affiliation : Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
Lysenko, Mikhail N.
  • Position : Associate Professor
  • Affiliation : Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary (retired), Associate Professor, International Law Department, Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO University) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation
Stepanova, Ekaterina A.
  • Position : Head of the Peace and Conflict Studies Unit
  • Affiliation : Primakov National Research Institute of World Economy and International Relations, Russian Academy of Sciences
Shadurskiy, Andrey V.
  • Affiliation : International Relations Department, Saint-Petersburg State University, Senior lecturer of Chair of European studies
Safranchuk, Ivan A.
  • Affiliation : Associate Professor, Department of World Politics, Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO University) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation
Ibragimova Galiya
  • Position : Consultant
  • Affiliation : PIR Center
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A new issue of the Security Index journal was published

26.01.2015

MOSCOW, JANUARY 26, 2015. PIR PRESS – A new issue of the Security Index journal #4 (111), Winter 2014 was published.

The latest issue of the Security Index journal is partly devoted to the development of the global nuclear energy sector and nuclear infrastructure. Against the backdrop of the oil-and-gas needle and amid the continued devaluation of the Russian currency, the Russian nuclear energy sector seems to offer what may well be the only tangible, comprehensive, and carefully thought-out answer to economic upheavals. This particular branch of the Russian high-tech sector is not a prototype but a working engine. “The caravan of the Russian nuclear energy sector is moving forward”, says Mikhail Lysenko. His conclusion is borne out (with specific international markets cited as examples) by Hoang Anh Thuan, Yuri Busurin, and Aleksandr Bychkov. Meanwhile, the Iranian ambassador to Moscow, Mehdi Sanaei, paints a detailed picture of Iran’s expectations from a new wave of nuclear energy cooperation with Russia.

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