#AYNS2021[D1-Plenary] Vignette #03 With Dr. Isaac Newton Acquah //Independent Researcher and Former IAEA/GAEC Personnel On "Nuclear Power: Clean and Most Effective Energy Source for Industrialisation in Africa" episode artwork

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#AYNS2021[D1-Plenary] Vignette #03 With Dr. Isaac Newton Acquah //Independent Researcher and Former IAEA/GAEC Personnel On "Nuclear Power: Clean and Most Effective Energy Source for Industrialisation in Africa"

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Notes and Highlights:The Ghana Young Generation in Nuclear (GhYGN) under the auspices of the African Young Generation Nuclear (AYGN) held the 3rd African Youth Nuclear Summit (AYNS) in Accra, Ghana on 25–29 October 2021, dubbed, “The impact of nuclear science and technology applications on economic recovery in Africa post COVID-19 pandemic”. The motto for this summit is “Defining Africa’s Agenda 2063”. AYNS2021 brought together young people and professionals across the continent, from the academia; nuclear research institutions, nuclear service providers, prospective and current operators as well as regulators to share, exchange ideas and network on issues related to nuclear science and technology.Watch this power point presentation👇🏽 [to be updated]Dr. Isaac Newton AcquahIndependent ResearchFormer IAEA / GAECPlenary Session - Nuclear Power: Clean and Most Effective Energy Sourcefor Industrialisation in AfricaListen, follow, download and subscribe on Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Spotify, TuneIn and other podcast platforms.If you want to feature as a guest, please sign up here: https://form.jotform.com/211464237156554Contact us: afrinukepodcastatgmail.com Key: [at = @]Follow us on Twitter: @afrinuke andThank you

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