Serbian Energy Minister: "Access to Azerbaijani Gas is Priority for Serbia"
On December 13, Serbian Energy Minister Dubravka Đedović Negre said that access to Azerbaijani gas is a priority for Serbia.
Ilham Aliyev Attends Inauguration of Greece-Bulgaria Gas Interconnector in Sofia
The event was attended by Presidents Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan, Rumen Radev of Bulgaria, Ursula von der Leyden of the European Commission, Kadri Simson of the European Union (EU), Stevo Pendarovski of the Republic of North Macedonia, Aleksandar Vučić of Serbia, and Kyriakos Mitsotakis of Greece, Romanian Prime Minister Nicolae Ciucă, and ICGB executive directors Teodora Georgieva and George Satlas.
Ilham Aliyev on Official Visit to Bulgaria
On September 30, President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev arrived in Bulgaria for an official visit, the Press Office of the Azerbaijani President reported. President Ilham Aliyev was met by high-ranking state and government officials of Bulgaria. On the same day, President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev and President of the Republic of Bulgaria Rumen Radev held a tet-a-tet meeting in Sofia. After that, the presidents held an expanded meeting in Sofia.
Aliyev meets Bulgaria's Prime Minister in Baku
Ilham Aliyev said: “Bulgaria and Azerbaijan are strategic partners. We have signed the relevant Declaration relatively recently. In short, this is a very high level of cooperation".
Greek PM: "Azerbaijani gas gives strong impetus to achieve common European goal of energy autonomy"
The IGB will enable gas transportation and supply from new sources, which makes it an essential element of Bulgaria's energy security and part of the national plan to diversify gas sources.
Azerbaijan's Energy Minister attends Greece-Bulgaria Interconnector opening ceremony
Shahbazov emphasized the importance of cooperation between countries for sustainable energy security.
Trial supply of Azerbaijani gas from Greece to Bulgaria begins
Huseyn Huseynov, the Azerbaijani ambassador to Bulgaria, said that through the Komotini-Stara Zagora interconnector (IGB), a test transport of Azerbaijani gas from Greece to Bulgaria has begun. According to Huseynov, a trial delivery of natural gas from that country is anticipated to arrive by the end of June. The supply of the agreed-upon volumes would begin on July 1.
Gas Interconnector Greece - Pipeline connecting Azerbaijani gas to Bulgaria is delayed
Bulgarian Energy Minister Alexander Nikolov shared this confidence in an interview. According to him, this interconnector is "a key project for the energy security of Bulgaria and the entire region of South-Eastern Europe.
Recent economic developments regarding Azerbaijan
EU and Azerbaijan discussing possibility of expanding Caspian Sea gas export levels. SOCAR facing lawsuit alleging antitrust violations. Azerbaijan announces volume of deliveries of alternative gas to Europe
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