Core Points - Iran will launch its first nuclear-powered seawater desalination plant next year, according to the Vice President and head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, Eslami [1] - The project will be initiated in Bushehr, with the first phase designed to process 70,000 cubic meters of seawater daily [1] - The establishment of the seawater desalination facility aligns with Iran's goal of integrating its nuclear industry with the daily lives and challenges faced by its citizens [1] - The nuclear seawater desalination plant will utilize heat or electricity generated from nuclear reactors to remove salt and other minerals from seawater [1] - The Bushehr nuclear power plant, located outside the city of Bushehr along the Persian Gulf, is Iran's only operational nuclear power station and serves as a significant water source for desalination [1]