US and Algeria Agree to Nuke Deal
Thursday, June 07, 2007 - FreeMarketNews.com
A deal to share nuclear technology has been negotiated between the US and Algeria, according to the Middle East Times and the International Herald Tribune. The US Energy Department is expected to officially sign the deal on June 9th.Under the terms of the agreement, nuclear experts from both nations will cooperate with each other to research peaceful nuclear energy technology. Scientists will create joint programs and share their knowledge. Algeria has a three-megawatt nuclear reactor built by Argentina and a 15-megawatt nuclear reactor built by China. US officials hope that the deal will strengthen relations with Algeria, which is rich in natural resources such as oil and natural gas.
A deal to share nuclear technology has been negotiated between the US and Algeria, according to the Middle East Times and the International Herald Tribune. The US Energy Department is expected to officially sign the deal on June 9th.Under the terms of the agreement, nuclear experts from both nations will cooperate with each other to research peaceful nuclear energy technology. Scientists will create joint programs and share their knowledge. Algeria has a three-megawatt nuclear reactor built by Argentina and a 15-megawatt nuclear reactor built by China. US officials hope that the deal will strengthen relations with Algeria, which is rich in natural resources such as oil and natural gas.
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