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Caspian Sea at turning point after two decades of environmental cooperation

Caspian Sea at turning point after two decades of environmental cooperation

This year marks the 20th anniversary of Caspian Day, also known as the Day for the Protection of the Environment of the Caspian Sea. On August 12, 2006, the five Caspian Sea countries - Azerbaijan, Iran, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Turkmenistan - marked a major milestone when the Tehran Convention (the Framework Convention for the Protection of the Marine Environment of the Caspian Sea) officially entered into force. Since then, the day has served as a reminder of the ecological importance of the Caspian Sea and the shared responsibility of the five littoral states to preserve it for future generations.

SOCAR’s Swiss revenue accounts for nearly 59% of sales in 2025

SOCAR’s Swiss revenue accounts for nearly 59% of sales in 2025

Switzerland accounted for AZN 50.582 billion, or 58.6%, of the AZN 86.309 billion in sales revenue generated by Azerbaijan’s State Oil Company (SOCAR) in 2025, AzerNEWS reports, citing the company’s consolidated financial statements.

Baku and Yerevan seek to turn peace into economic interdependence

Baku and Yerevan seek to turn peace into economic interdependence

Recent messages from the leaders of Azerbaijan and Armenia are increasingly strengthening the impression that the conflict that shaped relations between the two countries for more than three decades is moving into the past, while peace and practical cooperation are becoming more realistic prospects. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's latest statement indicates that Armenia is preparing to begin exports to Azerbaijan, potentially opening the way for more balanced trade between the two countries.

Baku to host int'l forum on Middle Corridor, TRIPP and Eurasia’s transport future

Baku to host int'l forum on Middle Corridor, TRIPP and Eurasia’s transport future

Baku will host an international conference in September, bringing together government officials, transport operators, investors and experts to discuss the future of Eurasia’s transport corridors amid shifting global supply chains and the emergence of alternative trade routes between Asia and Europe.

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