on 19 September 2017. C5 In March 2013, Pakistan and China agreed to build a fifth unit at the Chashma nuclear power plant site, eventually signing an agreement on 27 November 2017. It will be an Hualong One reactor. China National Nuclear Corporation and the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission had signed a cooperation agreement for the construction of a 1,100 MW Hualong One nuclear reactor at the Chashma nuclear power plant in Punjab province in Pakistan. Corporate management The Chashma Nuclear Power Plant site is owned by the Nuclear Regulatory Authority and is subjected to safeguards and monitoring provided under the International Atomic Energy Agency. The China-Pakistan Power Plant Corp. is an energy contractor that manages the on site operations of the nuclear power plant on behalf of Nuclear Regulatory Authority. The Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission has the responsibility of running the overall operations of the nuclear power plant including computerized machinery, plant stimulators, and manufacturing of fuel bundles, producing fuel cycle, manufacturing tools, and employing of computers. Training opportunities Since 2000, the Chashma Nuclear Power Plant offers training programs and certification in engineering and health physics. Its training centre is known as "CHASNUPP Centre of Nuclear Training" (or CHASCENT) offers a one-year postgraduate training program in engineering and a one-year post-diploma training program in health physics. The facility is equipped with a full-scope training simulator, laboratories, a library, a physical models house, and an auditorium. The simulator is used for providing training to the nuclear power plant operators. Apart from training nuclear plant operators the centre offers various engineering programs at diploma and degree levels. See also Nuclear power in Pakistan Nuclear power in China Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission Pakistan Nuclear Regulatory Authority China Atomic Energy Authority China National Nuclear Corporation References External links Groundbreaking of Chasnupp-2 Pakistan on Friday, Pakistan Times Federal Bureau Report. State Nuclear Power Technology Corporation (parent company of SNERDI) C C C C C C C C Nawaz Sharif administration