Kazakhstan, Russia and Belarus to establish council on cooperation with business structures
Prime Ministers of Kazakhstan, Russia and Belarus will sign a memorandum with business communities, Vice-President of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs Alexander Murychev announced during the II Eurasian Business Council, which is held within the framework of the V Astana Economic Forum in Astana.
China interested in Kyrgyz Tegene coal deposit development
China is interested in the development of Tegene coal deposit in Kyrgyzstan, CA-News reported on Wednesday.
Jaipal Reddy to sign GSPA for Turkmenistan gas on Wednesday
India is expected to sign an agreement with Turkmenistan this week that will secure 38 million standard cubic meters per day gas supply from the Central Asian country at around $11.5/unit, government officials said. Oil minister Jaipal Reddy is visiting Turkmenistan on Tuesday to sign the gas sale purchase agreement (GAPA) this week, officials said.
Kazakhstan, EU to discuss extension of partnership
A second round of negotiations on a new agreement to expand the partnership and cooperation between Kazakhstan and the European Union will be held in Brussel on May 24-25, an official representative of Kazakh Foreign Ministry Abibullaev Altai said on Monday.
Ukraine, Poland sign several economic cooperation deals
Ukraine and Poland have signed a number of agreements on economic cooperation. The sides signed a protocol, an agreement on social assistance, and an administrative agreement on it, reads a press release of the Infrastructure Ministry of Ukraine distributed at a press conference following a meeting of the Ukrainian-Polish Intergovernmental Committee on Economic Cooperation.
Officials See Promising Signs for Iran Nuclear Talks
American negotiators, heading into a crucial round of talks with Iran over its nuclear program next week in Baghdad, are allowing themselves a rare emotion after more than a decade of fruitless haggling with Tehran: hope.
S. Korean venture signs $2.5 bn Uzbek gas deal
A South Korean joint venture in energy-rich Uzbekistan said on Saturday it had secured a $2.5 billion credit line to build a new chemical and gas production unit by 2016.
Gazprom Is Still Calculating Discount for Bulgaria
Bulgaria managed to negotiate special terms for the supply of Russian gas regardless of its abrupt withdrawal from the Burgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline and the Belene NPP energy projects, Russian media outlets note.
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