Azerbaijan, Iran discuss joint energy projects at Belt and Road Conference in China

  23 October 2024    Read: 707
Azerbaijan, Iran discuss joint energy projects at Belt and Road Conference in China

Azerbaijan and Iran have discussed joint projects as part of the energy cooperation.

These discussions were held during the talks between the energy ministers of the two countries, Parviz Shahbazov and Abbas Aliabadi, in China, where the 3rd Belt and Road Energy Ministers Conference is being held, AzVision.az reports.

“We had a fruitful meeting on joint projects on the agenda of our energy cooperation with Abbas Aliabadi, Minister of Energy of Iran in China. We discussed the matters arising from the implementation of the Khudaferin and GizGalasi HPP, Ordubad HPP, coordination of electricity networks of Azerbaijan, Iran and Russia, the cooperation opportunities within the electricity export and the establishment of regional electricity relations,” Shahbazov wrote on X.

The third high-level forum on international cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative was inaugurated in Beijing, where Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasised the fundamental principles of high-quality collaboration within the initiative. 

Representatives from over 110 countries attended the forum, which included various sessions such as an opening ceremony and three high-level discussions centred on connectivity, sustainable development, and the digital economy.

The "Belt and Road Initiative," originally proposed by Xi Jinping in 2013, merges the "Economic Silk Road" with the "21st Century Maritime Silk Road." According to official Chinese statistics, this initiative covers a vast area of Eurasia, connecting both developing and developed nations.


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