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Caspian Energy Forum – 2018 - FCHAIN
The 5th International “Caspian Energy Forum – 2018” were held in Tbilisi in 8 May 2018 under the support of the Government of Georgia, Azerbaijan Republic, and also Caspian European Club.
Over 300 delegates participated in Caspian Energy Forum – 2018. Among them there were heads of government agencies, ministries and state committees of Georgia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and other Caspian-Black Sea and Baltic region countries, as well as representatives of diplomatic and international missions accredited in Georgia, heads of large international companies, international financial institutions.
- Author: FChain Media
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21.05.2018
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