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India’s Uranium Ambitions Strengthen Strategic Ties with Central Asia
India and Central Asia are deepening ties through a USD 4 billion uranium supply agreement signed in 2026 between Kazakhstan's Kazatomprom and India's Department of Atomic Energy, alongside a 2019 long-term deal with Uzbekistan. The article links this cooperation to India's nuclear expansion plans, critical minerals interest, and connectivity projects such as the International North-South Transport Corridor and Chabahar Port.
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more than USD 4 billionValue of 2026 Kazakhstan-India uranium supply agreementBylineAt the centre of this development is a landmark uranium supply agreement signed in 2026 between Kazakhstan's national uranium producer Kazatomprom and India's Department of Atomic Energy. Valued at more than USD 4 billion
25 reactorsIndia's operating nuclear reactorsBylineIndia currently operates 25 nuclear reactors with an installed capacity of approximately 8,880 MW, while several additional reactors are under construction.
approximately 8,880 MWIndia's installed nuclear capacityBylineIndia currently operates 25 nuclear reactors with an installed capacity of approximately 8,880 MW, while several additional reactors are under construction.
approximately 14 percentKazakhstan's share of global uranium reservesBylineHome to approximately 14 percent of global uranium reserves, Kazakhstan remains the world's largest uranium producer.
around 25,800 tonnesKazakhstan's uranium productionBylineIn 2025, the country produced around 25,800 tonnes of uranium, accounting for a substantial share of global output.
A landmark uranium supply agreement was signed between Kazakhstan's Kazatomprom and India's Department of Atomic Energy.in 2026BylineAt the centre of this development is a landmark uranium supply agreement signed in 2026 between Kazakhstan's national uranium producer Kazatomprom and India's Department of Atomic Energy.
A long-term uranium supply agreement was signed between India and Uzbekistan.in 2019BylineA long-term uranium supply agreement signed in 2019 laid the foundation for cooperation between the two countries, and Uzbekistan has since accelerated plans to expand production.