The first batch of metal for implementation of the Shah-Deniz-2 project was delivered to Baku last week, a source from SOCAR told Turan’s correspondent.
The volume of the first batch totaled about 10,000 tons, said the same source.
The main part of metal came from Japan and the other part from Germany.
All pipes, constructions and required modules, parts of the platforms and their foundations for the Shah-Deniz-2 project will be built in Baku. Sheets of metal with various thickness will be delivered to Baku.
The first construction works within the framework of the Shah-Deniz-2 are planned to begin till June 2014.—0—
Economics
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By the end of 2024, inflation in Azerbaijan is projected at 5.1%, increasing to 5.8% in 2025, as per the Central Bank's announcement. Just six months ago, in April, the bank had forecasted inflation at 3.5% for 2024 and 4.2% for 2025.
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The Cabinet of Ministers of Azerbaijan has approved the charter of the "Tourism and Recreation Zones Management and Development Center," a public legal entity under the State Tourism Agency. The decision, made on November 4, is intended to fulfill the requirements outlined in the presidential decree from August 2, 2024.
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