Ilham Aliyev Discussed Fate of TAP Pipeline in Italy
Currently on a working visit to Italy, Ilham Aliyev was met by the Prime Minister of this country Matteo Renzi.
As stated in an official statement, during the meeting in the extended format Renzi noted the successful development of bilateral relations, describing them as partnership and advocated their deepening.
In particular, Renzi noted the importance of cooperation in order to implement the gas pipeline project TAP (Trans Adriatic Pipeline).
In response, Aliyev called the bilateral strategic partnership cooperation, which has been successfully developing in the political, economic, energy, cultural and other spheres.
There are good opportunities for expansion of ties in the fields of infrastructure, agriculture, pharmaceuticals, transportation, health care and other industries. -02D-
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