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Sunday, 4 January, 1998, 19:28 GMT
Azerbaijani oil terminal opens
An oil trans-shipment terminal has been officially opened at the Azerbaijani port of Dyubendi on the Caspian coast south of Baku. The terminal, built at a coast of fourteen-million dollars, will be used to trans-ship oil from Kazakhstan across the Caspian through Azerbaijan to Georgia's Black Sea coast. Two tankers unloaded six-thousand tonnes of Kazakh crude oil, marking the official opening. From the newsroom of the BBC World Service |
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