On 3 March, Germany’s Vice Chancellor, Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Action Robert Habeck and Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Federal Republic of Germany to Ukraine Anka Feldhusen visited Slavutych, a Chornobyl NPP’s satellite town. The event was held within the activities dedicated to 37th anniversary of the Chornobyl disaster.
During the visit the high-level delegation of Germany met with a mayor of Slavutych, administration of ChNPP and employees who faced the russian occupation during February-March 2022.
“Thank you for such stories from the eyewitnesses. I am sincerely grateful that you managed to maintain the Chornobyl NPP, because it would be the worst in this horrible year to face another nuclear catastrophe.
I would like to wish you comprehensive worldwide support. May peace come as soon as possible and all those taken from us return home at the earliest possible moment. Thank you!” — said in his speech Mr. Vice Chancellor.
In March 2023, a series of online training sessions on providing psychological first aid, psycho education and rehabilitation techniques were delivered in Slavutych – Chornobyl NPP workers’ town.
On 6 March 2023, representatives of the Clean Futures Fund (US) visited the Chornobyl NPP site. The main goal of their visit was to deliver and hand over the dose monitoring equipment that had been purchased by the Fund.
On the 26th February, a team of Chornobyl NPP specialists returned from a duty trip to Belgium where they were learning foreign experience in the area of radioactive waste treatment, in particular thermal treatment of waste.
On February 6, Mr. Etienne De Poncins, Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of France to Ukraine, made an official visit to Chornobyl NPP.