In September 2015 Azerbaijan and Czech Republic to sign memorandum on energy cooperation
In September 2015 Azerbaijan and Czech Republic plan to sign the memorandum on mutual understanding on cooperation in the energy field, reported the Azerbaijan Energy Ministry.
The issues of cooperation in the energy field, gas transportation and power generation have been discussed during the meeting between Azerbaijan Energy Ministry Natig Aliyev and Vitseslav Pivonk, Ambassador of Czech Republic to Azerbaijan, in Baku on May 29, 2015.
“During the meeting it has been proposed to draft the memorandum on mutual understanding for the energy cooperation between the Azerbaijan Energy Ministry and Czech Ministry of Industry and Trade. The document is planned to be signed during the visit of Czech President Milosh Zeman to Azerbaijan in September 2015,” reported the same source.—0-
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