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The 2014 Nuclear Security Summit was a summit held in The Hague, the Netherlands, on March 24 and 25, 2014. The 2014 summit was attended by 58 world leaders (5 of which from observing international organizations), some 5,000 delegates and some 3,000 journalists. The representatives attending the summit included . President Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

International Nuclear Power Plants Summit & Nuclear Trade Matchmaking Programme. Zhang Xubo holds a Master’s degree in public administration from Peking University, and earned his Bachelor’s degree in Nuclear Reactor Engineering at Xi’an Jiaotong University. He is currently the Director-General of China Nuclear Energy Development Center, at the National Energy Administration in China. He is mainly engaged in nuclear energy management. Previously, he was involved in safety regulatory and international cooperation affairs. Henri PAILLERE, Head IFNEC Technical Secretariat, OECD/NEA

International Exhibition and Summit for the Civil Nuclear Energy Sector.

The United Arab Emirates is by far the most advanced Arab state in pursuing nuclear energy, with the first of four units nearly 61% complete and on track to connect to the grid in 2017, and the second more than 50% complete to enter operation in 2018. Barakah: progress and contracts exceeding expectations

I’m pleased that nuclear energy has risen to the extent that we are having this summit today. I think all of us know there are challenges out there. It’s a word that has disappeared from the inflationary world we live in. We also ran two nuclear plants built in the ’70s. And in the beginning they don’t look so good, but after a few years they look very cheap.

Nuclear energy remains controversial in Europe. We recognize that G8 members pursue different ways to achieve energy security and the goals of climate protection," the section of the statement on nuclear energy says. Those of us who have or are considering plans relating to the use and/or development of safe and secure nuclear energy believe that its development will contribute to global energy security, while simultaneously reducing harmful air pollution. and addressing the climate change challenge," it says. Though nuclear energy is making a comeback in several parts of the world and has been hailed as being non-polluting, critics, particularly in Germany, say the problem of storing dangerous nuclear waste can't be easily solved. Many also point out that nuclear power plants are vulnerable to terrorist attacks and contribute to an increase risk of nuclear weapons proliferation.