Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe heading to U.K. for nuclear symposium
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is set to travel to the United Kingdom next week for the World Nuclear Symposium. The premier will lead a trade and investment mission to bolster Saskatchewan's standing as the ideal location for nuclear collaboration. The World Nuclear Symposium in London commences on Tuesday, with Moe scheduled to engage in a panel discussion highlighting the province's nuclear sector.
Saskatchewan's exports to the U.K. have surged nearly 178% over the past five years, largely due to uranium exports, which comprised approximately 57% of the total in 2025. Premier Moe stated, "Our province possesses the necessary resources, research infrastructure, and supply chain capabilities to become a global leader in nuclear energy development." The U.K. is recognized as a critical gateway for Saskatchewan's nuclear sector growth, and the premier expressed enthusiasm for strengthening existing relationships.
Jeremy Harrison, minister of Crown Investments Corporation, will join the symposium after representing Saskatchewan at the International Defence Industry Exhibition in Poland with federal and provincial colleagues.
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