Sure. We have developed over 50-year relationships with countries such as Korea, China, Romania and Argentina, where there are existing CANDU reactors. We are refurbishing them at present. Everywhere we go, sir, we talk about developing 100-year relationships with those countries in order to refurbish those reactors, to extend them and to sell more CANDUs.
These are the criteria we consistently hear from countries: We want to be part of the CANDU ecosystem. We want greater localization. We want you to train our workers. We want to be part of the CANDU system. We want to benefit more in terms of economics and job creation. That's in the countries where they're seeking to increase their clean electricity output. They seek Canada as a trusted partner and ally in countries such as Poland and Turkey, where we are now, and also in Argentina. We celebrated just this week the 50-year anniversary of our relationship with the Republic of South Korea. We are seeking greater partnership with that country, both within the country, to refurbish the reactors and build more, and to also extend the partnerships abroad.
We are trusted. We are welcome. We have the expertise. We are prepared to suggest localization efforts in training. We have an excellent export credit facility that is very supportive of Canadian technologies and, in particular, nuclear. We have a trade commissioner service that is of tremendous importance as we comb the world looking for partners and for countries that are interested in Canadian CANDU technology.
CANDU is proven. It's proven because of the operation of the reactors in Canada and around the world, and in particular in Romania. If I may, with Cernavoda 2 being one of the top reactors in the world, what we have is potential clients actually going to Cernavoda to visit the reactor so that they can see for themselves what the future may look like for their countries, especially countries in eastern Europe.
Thank you.