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Azerbaijan plans to supply Tajikistan with oil for refining
Baku/10.07.23//Turan: Azerbaijan plans to supply oil to Tajikistan for processing at the “Dangara” plant.
According to the Ministry of Economic Development and Trade of Tajikistan, at meetings in Baku, Minister of Economic Development and Trade of Tajikistan Zavki Amin Zavkizoda discussed agreements on strengthening trade and economic cooperation between the countries.
In addition, they discussed raising capital for the reconstruction of JSC “Tajik Aluminum Company,” the export of aluminum, cryolite and aluminum fluoride from Tajikistan to Azerbaijan, the import of alumina from Azerbaijan to Tajikistan, the processing of agricultural products, the provision of discounts for transportation by rail, the development of tourism, the exploration of deposits in Tajikistan and the increase in bilateral trade. –0
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- Economics
- 10 July 2023 11:43
Energy
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