A delegation from Baku to discusses in Tirana the implementation of the gas pipeline TAP
On 19 December the Azerbaijani delegation consisting of: Energy Minister, SOCAR president Rovnag Abdullayev and Deputy Foreign Minister Khalaf Khalafov had talks in the capital of Albania with members of the Government.
According to the press service of SOCAR, during the visit was signed an intergovernmental memorandum on cooperation in the implementation of general plan on gasification of Albania.
Th talks were also with Prime Minister Edi Rama, Speaker Ilir Meta, Energy Minister Damian Jiknuri.
The main topic of these meetings and negotiations was the issue of the gas pipeline project TAP (Trans), which will run through Albania, along the bottom of the Adriatic to Italy. -02D-
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