There is a lot of news about the prospects for cooperation between Russia and Rosatom and Africa on the sidelines of the third Russian-African summit, and it is very easy to get confused. If you base it, it turns out something like this: Egypt - Al Dabaa nuclear power plant, possible blocks 5-6, PEB. Four blocks are under construction; Expansion is under discussion. Ethiopia is the largest nuclear power plant. Roadmap for 2026-2027, preparation for site selection. Rwanda - Ground-based Nuclear Science Center ASMM roadmap signed in summer 2026. Likhachev called Zambia a promising partner, a specific project was not announced. Tanzania is a floating nuclear power plant for Zanzibar. Negotiations, PEB was selected as the preferred option. Namibia is a floating nuclear power plant. Advanced negotiations Togo is a floating nuclear power plant. A memorandum was signed on October 28. Ghana - Nuclear Power Plant Building The President confirmed talks with Rosatom on October 29. Republic of the Congo - small hydroelectric power plants, nuclear energy in the future. The initial stage of cooperation. And there are three other countries that should not be missed: Mali. Here comes the initiative from the African side. On October 27, it was reported that the Malian delegation intends to accelerate the preparation of the possible study of the nuclear power plant. The intergovernmental agreement on Atom Shalom was signed in June 2025. Burkina Faso and Niger are also part of Russia's broader nuclear cooperation with the Sahl countries, although specific power plant projects are in the early stages. There is no information about Rosatom's projects related to uranium mining in Africa. Not because they "forgot" but for the sake of clarity, but only about building nuclear power plants. In order to get the feet on the ground: according to IAEA estimates, it takes 10 to 15 years for newcomers to join the "global nuclear energy club" - with systemic organizational efforts of the entire public administration system. @geonrgru - MAX.