Baku / 30.05.18 / Turan: US President Donald J. Trump sent a message to Azerbaijan"s President Ilham Aliyev on the occasion of the annual oil exhibition in Baku, which opened on May 29. The message posted on the website of the Azerbaijani President says:
"I congratulate you and the Azerbaijani people on the 25th anniversary of the International Exhibition Caspian Oil and Gas and the delivery of the first gas through the Southern Gas Corridor.
I, together with you, note this important achievement of the 30-year cooperation between Azerbaijan and the United States of America. Today, Azerbaijan, celebrating the 100th anniversary of the first independent republic, is a country that has a more prosperous and global economy. Large oil fields of Azerbaijan contribute to the stability of the world energy market. Azerbaijan's gas production will contribute to ensuring the energy security of Turkey and Europe.
I support the continuation of economic and legal reforms that will strengthen the success of your energy projects. I am determined to cooperate with you in the name of even greater prosperity, peace and security of our great states and the Caucasian region," D.J. Trump's message says. -02D-
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