Hazar World - Sayı: 13 - Aralık 2013

MAY 2013
HIGH-LEVEL VISIT TO
CASPIAN
President Gül and his wife Mrs. Hayrünnisa Gül
made ​a visit to Turkmenistan at the invitation of
President of Turkmenistan Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov
on May 29-31.
Vice President of the Council of Ministers of
Turkmenistan and the Foreign Minister Rashid
Meredov welcomed President Gül at the
Saparmurat Turkmenbashi Airport, and then the delegation
went to the Ruhiyet Pavilion. The Guard of Honor paraded
for both leaders, and the President Berdimuhamedov
presented the State Medal of Honor to the President Gül in
the Ruhiyet Pavilion. During his speech at the ceremony,
President Gül stated that he was grateful for the
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May 3
CHINA’S UNCONDITIONAL
SUPPORT TO AZERBAIJAN
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev signed
a decree on May 3 and approved
the agreement on the People’s Republic
of China’s unconditional military
assistance to Azerbaijan, which was
signed in Beijing on January 21. The
decree sets out that the Ministry of Defense
is in charge of ensuring the implementation
of the agreement and the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs is in charge
of informing the People’s Republic of
China that the internal procedures are
being followed in this regard.
May 9
GIANT ENERGY INVESTMENT IN KYRGYZSTAN
President of Russia Vladimir Putin signed the intergovernmental
cooperation agreement on the construction of new hydroelectric
power plants (HES) in Kyrgyzstan with the support of
Russia. Russian press presented the news about the agreement
as “Support to the construction of new hydroelectric power
plants by Putin”. In line with the agreement that Putin signed,
it is planned to construct the dams of Kambarata -1, on the
upper parts of Narın River Akbulunk, Narın HES-1, Narın
HES-2 and Narın HES -3 within the borders of Kyrgyzstan.
Kambarata-1 hydroelectric power plant to be constructed by
Kyrgyzstan government on the Narın River feeding the Sırdeya
river of Kyrgyzstan shall generate annually 6 billion 300 million
cubic kw/h electricity. The dam is expected to accumulate 4
billion 600 million cubic meters of water in its basin, which will
cost about USD 2 billion 200 million.
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