
Rosatom CEO Alexey Likhachev stated that while the relative share of projects in unfriendly countries in the corporation's foreign portfolio is declining, the absolute number of such projects remains unchanged, citing readiness for dialogue with pragmatic national interests over alien regimes.
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Rosatom is Russia's state atomic energy corporation, overseeing nuclear energy projects domestically and internationally. The statement references Putin's prior remark that there are no unfriendly countries or peoples for Russia, only unfriendly rulers.
MOSCOW, October 10. /TASS/. The relative share of projects in unfriendly countries in the portfolio of Russia’s State Atomic Energy Corporation Rosatom is declining, but their absolute number remains unchanged, CEO Alexey Likhachev said.
He referred to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s remark that there were no unfriendly countries for Russia, let alone unfriendly peoples, only unfriendly rulers.
"We would like these unfriendly rulers to become a thing of the past, and pragmatic people advocating the interests of their countries, rather than alien regimes, to choose dialogue with us. We are ready for it. And, of course, the relative share of Western countries’ projects is declining in our foreign project portfolio, but their absolute number still stands," the Rosatom chief said.

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