Alexey Likhachev, director general of Rosatom, and Elsie Pule, chief coordinator of the BRICS Nuclear Energy Platform.
Quantum technologies are set to play an increasingly important role in shaping the future of energy systems, with experts from BRICS nations calling for stronger collaboration in research, skills development and industrial applications during the inaugural BRICS Quantum Technologies Forum held in Moscow.
The forum, organised by Rosatom, brought together scientists, industry leaders and government representatives from BRICS member countries to explore opportunities for cooperation in one of the world's fastest-growing technological fields.
Discussions focused on how quantum computing, quantum sensing and quantum communications could support innovation across key industries, including energy, while also strengthening scientific partnerships among BRICS nations.
Speaking during the plenary session, participants highlighted the importance of international cooperation in accelerating technological development and building a skilled workforce capable of supporting future quantum industries.
