Sudan willing to cooperate with SOCAR
Sudan is willing to use Azerbaijan’s experience in the oil and gas industry and develop cooperation with State Oil Company of Azerbaijan (SOCAR), Ministers of Sudan said at the meeting with SOCAR President Rovnag Abdullayev at the end of last week in Baku. Sudan’s Ministers have arrived in Baku to take part at the Third International Humanitarian Forum.
Sudan’s Minister of Science, Technology and Telecommunication Rza Bushra Mohammad said that as a Muslim country Sudan is proud of Azerbaijan’s rapid development. He said opening of the embassy of Sudan in Baku will give an impetus to development of trade and economic relationships.
Abdullayev mentioned Azerbaijan’s achievements in the oil and gas production and the latest important events in this area in the past 20 years.
He said that during the period of independence SOCAR has proved to be a reliable partner and it is ready to share its experience in various fields of oil industry with its brotherly country.—0-
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