Caspian European Club decided on the choice of the chief editor of Caspian Energy CEO. It is a well-known journalist Kenan Guluzadeh. The functions of the new management include the implementation of the new international projects of Caspian Energy International Media Group. As the name implies, it will publish interviews with officials involved in energy projects in the region. They will reflect their views on the ongoing processes.
As Turan was told in the company, the new edition, which is close to the political leadership of the country, will be released in September and will focus on transport infrastructure construction, the financial sector, as well as the development of IT technologies.
CEO will be distributed together with the Caspian Energy journal in more than 50 countries, in 10 thousand copies.
According to independent experts, the Caspian Energy journal is among the five leading publications in the Caspian-Black Sea and Baltic regions, as a benchmark for many investors. --17D-
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