Due to the failure of flights on the schedule of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) this season, the Federal Agency Russian Aviation has withdrawn the approval for seven Russian air carriers to perform flights to Azerbaijan.
According to the Federal Agency, the biggest of them are Yamal (the routes Moscow-Lankaran, Ganja-Ufa, Tyumen-Ganja, Baku-Samara and St. Petersburg-Lankaran) and Saratov Airlines (Moscow-Lankaran, Moscow-Gabala, St. Petersburg-Gabala and St. Petersburg-Lankaran). In addition, there are Taimyr (Moscow-Gabala and Moscow-Lankaran), UTair (Moscow-Lankaran), Izhavia (Moscow-Gabala), Kogalymavia (Surgut-Baku and Moscow-Gabala), as well as VIM-Avia (Novosibirsk-Ganja). --17D-
Economics
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Azerbaijani Economy Minister Mikail Jabbarov and Belarusian Deputy Foreign Minister Igor Nazaruk have met to discuss the creation of joint production enterprises as part of a broader effort to strengthen economic ties between their countries.
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Azerbaijan, Georgia, Romania, and Hungary have signed a joint stock agreement in Bucharest on Tuesday to establish a joint venture (JV) for the implementation of the Black Sea Submarine Cable (Black Sea Energy) project. The initiative aims to create a green energy corridor connecting Azerbaijan to Europe.
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The revenues of the State Oil Fund of the Republic of Azerbaijan (Sofaz) from the “Azeri-Chirag-Gunashli” (ACG) field block decreased by 9.6 percent during the first eight months of this year, according to data published by Sofaz.
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Azerbaijan's Agrarian Subsidy Council has announced the new crop coefficients, seed and seedling quotas, and planting requirements for 2025, in a decision aligned with the "Rules for Subsidizing Agricultural Production" as per the Decree of President Ilham Aliyev issued on June 27, 2019.
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