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FRENCH President Nicolas Sarkozy yesterday confirmed plans to sign a nuclear cooperation agreement with the United Arab Emirates amid reports French firms could construct up to two nuclear reactors there.


Sarkozy said in an interview with pan-Arab newspaper Al-Hayat before a three-day visit to the Gulf: "My visit to the United Arab Emirates will be the occasion to sign an agreement on the peaceful use of nuclear energy."


 

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