Participants of Paris Nuclear Energy Summit Promise Safe and Affordable Nuclear Energy The second nuclear energy summit in Paris, France, concluded on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, with leaders from over 30 countries and representatives of relevant international organizations issuing a joint declaration titled "Safe and Affordable Nuclear Energy for All." The summit, hosted in the French capital, brought together heads of state, government officials, and high-ranking delegates to discuss the future of nuclear energy as a sustainable and economically viable power source. The event featured a series of discussions and presentations, including a podium session where key stakeholders addressed the challenges and opportunities in expanding nuclear energy. French President Emmanuel Macron participated in the summit, engaging in talks with Rafael Grossi, the director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, prior to delivering a speech on the importance of nuclear energy in global energy transitions. Macron emphasized the need for international cooperation to ensure the technology's safety, affordability, and accessibility for all nations. The joint declaration outlined commitments to advancing nuclear energy as a critical component of climate action, with a focus on reducing costs, enhancing safety protocols, and promoting technological innovation. Participants highlighted the role of nuclear power in meeting growing energy demands while minimizing environmental impact. The summit also addressed the importance of public trust in nuclear energy, calling for transparent communication and community engagement to overcome skepticism and ensure long-term support.#climate_action #emmanuel_macron #paris_nuclear_energy_summit #international_atomic_energy_agency #small_modular_reactors
