Media Review for January 14

The Azerbaijan newspaper: The Southern Gas Corridor, the last part of which was TAP, started working in full force and for the first time Azerbaijani gas went to Europe. Ilham Aliyev called this our historic achievement.

In this project, besides Azerbaijan, which assumed the main financial burden, 7 more countries participated. The foundation of the project was laid in September 2014 and completed in 6 years.

The country's largest gas field is Shah Deniz, which has made Azerbaijan a gas exporter. Its reserves are 1.2 trillion cubic meters and 240 million tons of condensate.

The website Yenisabah.az comments on the telephone conversation between Erdogan and Putin on January 13. The Kremlin said in a statement that Putin informed his Turkish counterpart of the meeting between the leaders of Azerbaijan and Armenia. In turn, Erdogan noted Putin's efforts in resolving the Karabakh conflict, stressing that Turkey is a supporter of continuing to coordinate activities with Russia in this matter.

Erdogan said on his Telegram page that he told Putin about the need to ensure such conditions in Karabakh so that there would be no need for peacekeepers and peaceful coexistence.

Müsavat.com is discussing the possibility of easing the strict quarantine regime after January 18, as the number of people infected with the coronavirus has decreased. At the same time, the author notes that a new virus strain has already been discovered in 50 countries of the world. However, experts believe that the mitigation should be gradual, and completely eliminating the quarantine regime is impractical.