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CORRECTED: Macron tells Brazil, France 'at your side' in developing nuclear-powered subs
ItaguaĆ­, Brazil, March 27 (AFP) Mar 27, 2024
President Emmanuel Macron told Brazil Wednesday France was "at your side" as the country seeks to develop nuclear-powered submarines.

"I want us to open the chapter for new submarines ... that we look nuclear propulsion in the face while being perfectly respectful of all non-proliferation commitments," Macron said at the launch of a conventionally powered Franco-Brazilian submarine in Itaguai near Rio de Janeiro. "You want it, France will be at your side."

Macron stopped short, however, of announcing specific collaboration on nuclear propulsion technology.


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