Former Soviet Union nation Kazakhstan plans to start selling its uranium, with the International Atomic Energy Agency helping to co-ordinate sales.
The republic is believed to account for about 30% of the former Soviet Union’s uranium reserves. Two other former Soviet Union members, Russia and Tajikistan, are also thought to have 30% of those reserves, with the Ukraine accounting for about 10%.
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