The Azerbaijani government may be a little annoyed with the son-in-law of Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan – at least in private.
Back in February, it hosted energy ministers and representatives of companies involved in the Southern Gas Corridor, a natural gas pipelines project that the EU sees as a key strategic priority.
It was the fourth time that the so-called Southern Gas Corridor Advisory Council met in Baku.
According to a European Commission document made public a...
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