Philippines, Slovakia Explore Cooperation in Nuclear Energy, Water Treatment
The Philippines and Slovakia are exploring potential cooperation in nuclear energy and water treatment. Slovakia, with 60 years of nuclear experience, could provide training, while the Philippines considers nuclear power to meet rising energy demands from data and AI centers.
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