Georgian Interior Minister Vakhtang Gomelauri thanked Azerbaijan and Türkiye for helping in fire extinguishing in Borjomi. According to him, the localization of the fire depends on weather conditions. “Today, three aircraft have been added to aviation. I want to thank the Turkish side, our friends, for this. Helicopters have been …
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Bulgaria to mull gas supplies with Azerbaijan
Bulgaria will resume negotiations with Azerbaijan to increase gas supplies, Bulgarian Energy Minister Rosen Hristov said. According to Hristov, the ministry will continue to find those volumes of gas that would be sufficient for the entire winter period. “They [Azerbaijan] have gas, and the question is about the price. Efforts …
Read More »Import of poultry products from Netherlands to Azerbaijan restricted
According to the World Organisation for Animal Health cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza have been recorded in the Netherlands Zeeland province, the Food Safety Agency of Azerbaijan told Trend. According to the agency, in order to protect Azerbaijan against infectious diseases of animals that can enter its territory from others …
Read More »Azerenergy power company building large sea overpass
Azerbaijan’s energy company Azerenergy is building a large overpass in the sea, Azernews reports per the company. In order to prevent the threat of stopping the operation of the Shimal (North) power plant, which can be triggered by a drop in the water level, work has begun on the construction …
Read More »Azerbaijan-Belarus trade exceeds $160 million in January-July 2022
Trade between Azerbaijan and Belarus increased to exceed $160 million in January-July of 2022. Official figures suggest that Azerbaijan exported goods worth $78.9 million to Belarus, while Azerbaijan`s imports from Belarus made $81.3 million in the first seven months of 2022. The trade between Azerbaijan and Belarus in January-December 2021 …
Read More »Kazakhstan to sell crude oil through Azerbaijani pipeline
Kazakhstan is expected to sell some of its crude oil through Azerbaijan’s biggest oil pipeline from September, Azernrews reports. According to a direct source, Kazakhstan’s state oil firm Kazmunaigaz (KMG) was in advanced discussions with the trading arm of Azerbaijan’s state firm SOCAR to allow 1.5 million tonnes per year …
Read More »Latvian business seeks to contribute to restoration process in Azerbaijan’s Karabakh – ministry
Latvia is particularly interested in the fields of construction and other restoration projects in Azerbaijan’s Karabakh, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Latvia told Trend. “Latvian Embassy, together with our partners in Riga, is continuing to inform Latvian companies about the process of rebuilding recovered territories – the creation of green …
Read More »Express trains for cargo transportation launched from Belarus to Azerbaijan
Belarusian and Russian Railways have launched the transport of goods from Belarus to Azerbaijan by express trains, Azernews reports per Belarus media. The project was launched within the framework of the development of the International North-South Transport Corridor (INSTC). The report says that the project allows to delivery of goods …
Read More »Czech Republic eyeing implementation of green energy projects in Azerbaijan
The Czech Republic is considering implementing several projects focused on green energy in Azerbaijan in the near future, the Foreign Ministry of the Czech Republic has reported. According to the source, after the publication of ‘Azerbaijan 2030: National Priorities for Socio-economic Development’, several bilateral projects focused on water management, green …
Read More »Azerbaijan exports green petroleum coke to China
Azerbaijan has exported green petroleum coke to China, Azernews reports, citing ADY Container. According to the information, the exports were carried out within the framework of cooperation between ADY Container container transportation company and Azeraluminium LLC company in the non-ferrous metallurgy sector. The cargo on the Ganja-Pingyuan route was delivered …
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