MOSCOW (Sputnik) — Russia's nuclear giant Rosatom could establish company's regional representative office responsible for the Middle East and North Africa in Egypt, the president of Rusatom International Network, a subsidiary of Rosatom said Thursday.
"We have already established regional offices where we need them. ROSATOM's network covers the entire globe, and we have no plans to increase the headcount. The only thing we might do is to set up country offices to support our regional offices in those countries where ROSATOM has large-scale projects. For example, a country office of the regional office for the Middle East and North Africa may be established in Egypt," Alexander Merten said in an interview with Vestnik of Atomprom Magazine.
Rusatom International Network is Rosatom's subsidiary, which has been established to develop and manage nuclear giant's regional representatives offices around the world. At the moment, the company has such offices in Paris, Prague, Kiev, Singapore and Johannesburg, according to the company's website.
