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Home›Green Marine›New ship building and repair unit will be created in Azerbaijan
Green Marine

August 14, 2006 · about 20 years ago

New ship building and repair unit will be created in Azerbaijan

On August 16, the Korean representatives will arrive in Baku to hold talks on the creation of a new shipbuilding and ship-repair enterprise in Azerbaijan, the chief of Azerbaijan State Caspian Shipping Company (SCSC) Aydin Bashirov told Trend. It is expected that the talks on this issue will also be

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On August 16, the Korean representatives will arrive in Baku to hold talks on the creation of a new shipbuilding and ship-repair enterprise in Azerbaijan, the chief of Azerbaijan State Caspian Shipping Company (SCSC) Aydin Bashirov told Trend. It is expected that the talks on this issue will also be held with the representatives from Turkey, Italy and other countries.

At present, the Company studies a possible place for the enterprise. After selecting three points, they will be forwarded to the confirmation of the government. According to the preliminary assessments, this enterprise may be located in Garadagh, Zikh or other place.

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