Russia, Azerbaijan Review Trade, Energy and Transport Ties in Baku Talks
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak and Azerbaijani official Mustafayev discussed bilateral cooperation in trade, energy and transport during talks in Baku.
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Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak and Azerbaijani official Mustafayev reviewed bilateral relations between the two countries during a visit by the Russian deputy prime minister to Baku, according to Anadolu Agency.
The talks focused on cooperation across trade, energy and transport, areas that have featured prominently in the broader economic relationship between Russia and Azerbaijan.
The meeting reflects ongoing efforts by both countries to coordinate on economic issues, as officials from Moscow and Baku continue periodic discussions on shared interests in these sectors.
No further details on specific agreements or outcomes from the Baku talks were immediately available beyond the officials' review of the three areas of cooperation.
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- Russia, Azerbaijan review trade, energy and transport cooperation in Baku talks — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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