Japan and France agreed on Friday to promote nuclear cooperation to ensure that a larger share of the global nuclear market, Tokyo nucleophilic government looks to restart nuclear reactors despite the Fukushima disaster arouse the public's anxiety.
The agreement is hot on the heels of $ 2.2 billion in May between Japan and the French nuclear power giant reached an agreement to establish the Turkish second nuclear power plant.
Both protocols support, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (Shinzo Abe), who has been touting Japan's nuclear safety standards in overseas travel, and even the destruction of the Fukushima nuclear power plant suffered a spate of radioactive leaks, is still in a unstable state.
"Abe said:" When it comes to atomic power plant, we will deal with expectations, Japan's nuclear technology will help improve global security standards, and French President Francois Hollande a joint press conference .
Shinzo Abe, said: "I believe that Japan and France is the world's best partner in this regard."
Hollande is in some cabinet ministers and more than 30 officers, including the head of the French nuclear giant Areva, Luc Oursel to Tokyo accompanied by a three-day visit.
And agreed to increase the export of nuclear technology, Tokyo and Paris confirmed the troubled Japanese nuclear fuel reprocessing and fast breeder plans to cooperate on the project, but at a news conference on the joint statement did not provide further details.
In March 2011 earthquake and tsunami triggered the Fukushima nuclear reactor meltdown rocked the industry and raised questions about whether nuclear safety.
Tens of thousands of anti-nuclear protesters march in Tokyo on Sunday, chanting slogans against restarting nuclear reactors are considered safe Japan's new nuclear watchdog, highlighting the failure of oversight, its predecessor established after the Fukushima disaster Abe plans.
Operator Tokyo Electric Power Company Fukushima plant on Wednesday found a new storage tanks have contaminated water leaks. Tuesday, Tokyo Electric Power Company says it has detected radioactive cesium groundwater flow into the plant - overturned early detection of contamination is negligible.
A string of leaks and blackouts plagued facility in March and April, as a reminder, mismanagement, in 1986, the worst since Chernobyl nuclear plant remains unstable state, experts say.
 
 



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