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Economy & Business - September 2021
BOLIVIA: Looking to new avenues for growth
A ceremony was held on 27 July to mark the first pouring of concrete at a 15-hectare nuclear technology research and development centre (CNTRD) in the city of El Alto in Bolivia’s La Paz department. Rather than generating energy, the CNTRD will be used for research targeted at generating innovation in a range of sectors, including medicine, mining, and agriculture.
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