I dont think its that easy.
Why not, it workerd for Iran /sarcasm Just kidding. I guess it doesn't mean much that they haven't ratified it. The world will 'uphold' any signatory, ratified or not.
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I dont think its that easy.
Azerbaijan to build 2 new railway depots
The Azerbaijan Railways is working with engineering companies to build two new railway depots, Martin Vaujour, managing director for Russia and CIS at the French company Alstom Transport, told Trend Sept. 5.
He said one of the depots will be built in the capital Baku’s township of Bilajari, while the second one will be located in the city of Ganja.
“The project’s feasibility study is to be ready around September and October, and then in the near future construction will start at both sites at the same time,” he said.
Vaujour added that the said depots will allow operating and maintaining Stadler trains and Alstom locomotives and diesel locomotives.
Azerbaijan to build 2 new railway depots
Azerbaijan signed NPT but didnt ratify according to wiki, what does that mean?
How are you guys dealing with falling oil prices? Did it have its impact yet?
Socar expanded hugely in the recent years, i think they replaced Gaddafis Tamoil which was wide spread in Switzerland prior to the war, now there is almost not a singe one while Socar is popping up everywhere.SOCAR Fiber to lay 800-km cable along TANAP
SOCAR Fiber Company, which was established by SOCAR Turkey Enerji in May 2013, will lay 800-kilometer cable along the Trans-Anatolian gas pipeline.
This was announced by Kenan Yavuz, the head of SOCAR Turkey Enerji and Board Member of Petkim Petrochemical Holding.
Yavuz told journalists that this will allow SOCAR Fiber to become one of the major players in the telecommunications market of Turkey in the future.
TANAP envisages the transportation of gas of Azerbaijan’s Shah Deniz field from the Georgian-Turkish border to the western borders of Turkey. TANAP’s initial capacity is expected to reach 16 billion cubic meters of gas per year. Around six billion cubic meters of this gas will be delivered to Turkey and the rest of the volume to Europe.
Turkey will receive gas in 2018, and after the Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) is constructed the gas will be delivered to Europe in early 2020.
BP and the TANAP consortium signed March 13 a shareholder agreement, according to which, BP will become one of the shareholders of TANAP. The agreement is one of the main documents for BP’s ownership of a stake in the TANAP project.
Following the completion of a legal implementation procedure, TANAP’s shareholders list will be as follows: SOCAR – 58 percent, Botas – 30 percent and BP – 12 percent.
The heads of Azerbaijan, Turkey and Georgia have laid the foundation of the TANAP pipeline in the Turkish Kars province on March 17, 2015.
SOCAR Fiber to lay 800-km cable along TANAP - AzerNews
Socar expanded hugely in the recent years, i think they replaced Gaddafis Tamoil which was wide spread in Switzerland prior to the war, now there is almost not a singe one while Socar is popping up everywhere.
Btw: the name might attaract some strange jokes in Turkey, just saying.
ADB, Azerbaijan sign $1 billion worth MoU
The Asian Development Bank and Azerbaijan have signed a Memorandum of Understanding worth $1 billion.
The document was signed as part of the 48th meeting of the ADB Board of Governors, held in Baku on May 5.
The memorandum of understanding stipulates the reconstruction and modernization of the energy system of the country.
Azerbaijan joined the ADB in 1999, the country’s share in the bank’s capital is 0.5 percent.
Since the start of its cooperation, the ADB has allocated Azerbaijan $1.6 billion for 12 projects in the area of road construction, energy, irrigation, water supply and sanitation improvement.
Baku hosted the 48th Annual Meeting of the Board of Governors of the ADB on May 2-5.
About 3,000 participants, including senior officials, business leaders, investors, financiers, journalists, and civil society representatives from around the world gathered in Baku for the event.
The overall theme for this year’s meeting is “Fostering Partnership for Development.” Through the business sessions within the annual meeting, governors and ADB management discussed ongoing and emerging challenges facing the region, and also highlighted how ongoing reforms would make ADB a stronger development partner.
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ADB, Azerbaijan sign $1 billion worth MoU - AzerNews
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