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PRESIDENT SUPPORTS OIL COOPERATION WITH AZERBAIJAN
Official Web Site of President of Ukraine, September 7, 2006
At a joint press conference with Azeri President Ilham Aliyev, Victor Yushchenko has said Ukrtransnafta had suggested that they make a schedule of oil supplies together with the State Oil Company of Azerbaijan to transport oil in the Odessa-Brody oil pipeline.
"To resume regular - forward - transportation in the Odessa-Brody pipeline, there should be about 4,5-5 million tons of oil in the market every year," he said.
The Head of State added there should also be enough technical oil to fill Ukrainian pipelines. He said Ukraine's oil refineries in Nadvirna and Drohobych were capable of purifying that much crude.
Mr. Yushchenko said Ukraine and Azerbaijan could also construct a new refinery and transport oil through the Druzhba pipeline to Slovakia and the Czech Republic.
In his turn, Mr. Aliyev said, as a new powerful oil producer, Azerbaijan was going to diversify its supplies, particularly by cooperating with Ukraine.
UKRAINE SEEKING CASPIAN OIL TRANSIT
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ANNUAL FILM FESTIVAL STARTS IN BAKU
AssA-Irada, September 4, 2006
The eighth annual East-West International Film Festival started in Baku on Monday.
Movies shot in the CIS and Baltic states as well as other countries in 2005-2006 and films that won different international contests were shown free of charge in cinemas of the capital and the Ibrus Theater during the six-day event, the Union of Cinematographers said.
Three Azerbaijani documentaries and several feature films were shown during the festival.
Cinematographers from more than 10 countries have arrived in Baku to attend the event at the Heydar Aliyev Palace. The Azerbaijani film "Good bye, southern city" directed by Oleg Safaraliyev was screened on the first day of the event.
The closing ceremony of the festival took place at the Azerbaijan Cinema on Saturday.
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