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Azerbaijan, Germany Discuss Gas Supplies, Cooperation in Producing Green Hydrogen
German Vice Chancellor and Minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Action Robert Habeck discussed natural gas exports with Azerbaijani Energy Minister Parviz Shahbazov and Economy Minister Mikayil Jabbarov while visiting Baku on Monday. “Together with my colleague, Minister of Economy
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COP29, Climate and Technology Aspect
By Dr. E. Serdar Gökpınar, advisor, Technology Development Foundation of Turkiye (TTGV) The official name, UN Climate Change Framework Convention Conference of the Parties, or the United Nations Climate Change Conference, known as COP (Conference of Parties), was first held
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History Of The Authentic Georgian Winery Chateau Ozhio – Ozhio Estate
Georgia is often referred to as the “motherland of winemaking” or “cradle of wine” due to its ancient and rich wine culture. Archaeological evidence suggests that winemaking in Georgia dates back over 8,000 years, making it one of the oldest
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What Are the Economic Dividends of COP29?
By Vugar Bayramov Member of the Parliament of Azerbaijan. The Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change has started its work in Baku. On the whole, the adoption of the decision to hold the COP29
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Efforts to Boycott COP29 Fail – Ilham Aliyev
Efforts to boycott COP29 have failed, as confirmed by the participation of 80 presidents, vice-presidents and prime ministers from different countries at COP29. This was stated by head of state Ilham Aliyev on 12 November, speaking at the opening of
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Iravan – Once the Independent County’s Capital, Later Made to Ones’ Country Capital
By Amir Ali Sardari Iravani The Iravan Khanate, an independent state in the South Caucasus, emerged in 1748 and lasted until 1828. Initially a self-governing khanate, it came under the control of the Qajar dynasty by 1805. Strategically located and
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Moldova’s European Choice: How a Hard-Fought Election and Diaspora Support Brought Sandu Victory
By Mehman Aliyev The recent presidential election in Moldova placed the country at a political crossroads, as incumbent President Maia Sandu secured a victory by a narrow margin in a tense second-round contest against Alexandr Stoianoglo. The election, which concluded
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Azerbaijan’s GDP Grew by 2.7% in the First Nine Months of 2024
According to the State Statistics Committee of the country, Azerbaijan’s gross domestic product (GDP) reached 92,829.5 million manats for the period from January to September 2024. In the first nine months of 2023, GDP amounted to 90,812.5 million manats. This
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Formula 1 Brings 20 Million Dollars Annually to The Tourism and Hospitality Sectors
Direct and indirect income of Azerbaijan from hosting the Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix amounts to more than $100 million per year – said Samir Dubendi, Founder of DAIR Hotels and Restaurants Association and Chairman of The Executive Board of
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Learning From The Past To Set Our Future Vision
By Tomris Azeri, head of the Azerbaijan Society of America (AAS) During my last year of junior high school in the late 70’s, it was common to hear talk about Ottoman Turks killing 200 thousand Armenians and calling that genocide.
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