Dr Hans Wanner's (ENSI) presentation on Nuclear Safety in Armenia

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The Embassy of Switzerland in Armenia with the partnership of Caucasus Institute has the honor to invite you to the conference presentation by Dr. Hans Wanner, Director General of the Swiss Federal Nuclear Safety Inspectorate on June 10^th at 18:30 at Congress Best Western Hotel.

The topic of the conference is “Armenia, Switzerland: Safety for Old Nuclear Power Plants”.

Dr Wanner’s main purpose in Armenia is to head an Integrated Regulatory Review Service mission of the International Atomic Energy Agency to Armenia.