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Baku Sea Trade Port
first phase for the ferry terminal has been completed and the works for the 2nd phase of ferry terminal and 1st Phase for Cargo Terminal are still going on.
The project also includes a massive cargo terminal with initial capacity of 100 000 containers
The capacity of the port will be at 1st phase : 50 000 containers
2nd phase : 150 000 containers
3rd phase : 1 000 000 containers
This project will serve a great importance to BTK railway , connecting Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan with Azerbaijan
There are also plans to build a cargo airport beside the port and establish a high speed railway connection to Baku and Sumqayit.
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the completed first phase of ferry terminal
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information regarding the old Baku port , which will be demolished upon the completion of the first phase of Baku International Sea Port
2.1.1 Azerbaijan Baku International Sea Trade Port - Logistics Capacity Assessment - Wiki - Digital Logistics Capacity Assessments
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A Russian company is in talks to order at least 30 ships from shipyards in Russia and Azerbaijan.
Arnold Ivanov, CEO of Industrial and Ecological Alliance (IEA), said his operation has signed a preliminary agreement with Russian yard Krasnoye Sormovo for 20 ships.
These are split between river-sea tankers of up to 8,000 dwt and bulkers of up to 7,000 dwt.
"We plan to build about 30 ships within our project on restoration of river navigation between Baltic, Caspian and Azov seas with the cost of $833m (including $540m for the fleet building)," he told the Fineko news agency.
Construction will take three and a half years, with the vessels costing $15.5m each.
Some work - as much as 40% - looks likely to be sub-contracted out to the new Baku Shipyard Company (BSC) in Azerbaijan, however.
This yard could also win a deal from IEA for between 10 and 15 specialised containerships for use in the Caspian region.
Ivanov added: "We have already raised a loan from Beirut branch of Lloyd Banking Group for this purpose. Financing has been already opened and it will allow us to start building of the first tanker not later than in December, though earlier we planned to do it in 2015."
He claimed to have a preliminary deal in place with Rosneft to use the vessels.
BSC is a $450m yard owned 65% by state oil company Socar, 25% by Azerbaijan Investment Company (AIC) and 10% by Singapore’s Keppel group.
Earlier this year, it signed a deal with Socar for 10 high-speed crew boats.
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bullshit...iran and azerbaijan tension is all about oil..iran wants and control oil in caspian sea..iran support armenia since soviet time is over.:seling gas and guns to armenia...May be President Aliyev should be made a God of Azerbaijan. The Azerbaijan has became single party state with a dictator and his family controlling lucrative businesses. All these elite projects wasting money while people are cowered and the independent press is attacked. RFE/RL offices were ransacked by police and journalist were interrogated. Azerbaijan created Iran as a enemy when they need friends against Armenian occupation of Azeri lands. Azerbaijan has been cooperating with Israel against Iran.
bullshit...iran and azerbaijan tension is all about oil..iran wants and control oil in caspian sea..iran support armenia since soviet time is over.:seling gas and guns to armenia...