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Li Ganjie, Vice Minister of Environmental Protection and Administrator of the National Nuclear Safety Administration of China, (left) pictured with NRC Executive Director of Operations Bill Borchardt at the signing ceremony to renew a bilateral arrangement for cooperation, and commemorate 20 years of formal bilateral cooperation on July 11, 2013.

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