July 2018 – UNEC Reserch Fond

IMPACT CAPABILITIES OF THE WORLD BANK DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURE IN AZERBAIJAN

Interviews and publicationsBy admin July 25, 2018

IMPACT CAPABILITIES OF THE WORLD BANK DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURE IN AZERBAIJAN Zeynallı Latif Vidadi Phd, Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University. INTRODUCTION The World Financial Institutions are financial support for economic and social development activities in developing countries, providing professional advice and promoting international economic co-operation and sustainability.The priority of the World Financial…

Role and participation of Azerbaijan in ensuring energy security of Europe

Interviews and publicationsBy admin July 9, 2018

Role and participation of Azerbaijan in ensuring energy security of Europe Orkhan Aghayev Business Statistics, UNEC Introduction After the restoration of state independence in 1991, the Republic of Azerbaijan has begun to implement its sovereign rights in the economic sphere and pursue an independent policy. The main directions of this policy are the economic system…

The Existing and The Real Energy Perspectives of Turkmenistan and Iran

Interviews and publicationsBy admin July 9, 2018

The Existing and The Real Energy Perspectives of Turkmenistan and Iran Khayala Gadimova, BA in Public Affairs, ADA University INTRODUCTION Today, there a lot of countries are rich with the energy resources that could lead to the prosperous economy, which could positively contribute to the scale of global economy. Despite this kind of perspectives,…

Russia’s actions against the Southern Gas Corridor in the European countries and Turkey

Interviews and publicationsBy admin July 9, 2018

Russia’s actions against the Southern Gas Corridor in the European countries and Turkey, its impacts and means of action in this directon Elnur Najiyev, Scientific worker at the Institute of History named after A.A. Bakikhanov of ANAS Within the framework of the Shah Deniz Stage-2 project, the projects involving gas transportation from the Caspian…

Effects of increasing sanctions against Russia on post-Soviet countries

Interviews and publications, Без рубрикиBy admin July 9, 2018

Effects of increasing sanctions against Russia on post-Soviet countries Anar Khalilzade, International Economic Relations, UNEC In today’s world one of the most pressing international problem is Ukrainian crisis as it is affecting several geopolitical regions since 2014. The main contributors of this crisis are Russian Federation, Ukraine, United States and European Union. Following the military intervention…

Russia’s actions against the Southern Gas Corridor and potential impacts in this direction

Interviews and publicationsBy admin July 2, 2018

Russia’s actions against the Southern Gas Corridor and potential impacts in this direction Aliyar Azimov, International Relations & Economics, BSU Abstract This paper is focusing on the Southern Gas Corridor and possible energy interests and threats by Russia on energy corridor. In the first part of this essay, a brief history of energy policy of…

Is it possible the EU’s shifting priorities from Russian to Turkish dependence for gas supply?

Interviews and publicationsBy admin July 2, 2018

Is it possible the EU’s shifting priorities from Russian to Turkish dependence for gas supply? Agshin Aliyev Ph.D. in Economics, BSU Abstract In contemporary period, the EU’s current concern is to reduce dependency on Russian gas that its whole gas supply and over the region increases political and economic threats for member countries. The…

Monthly Archives: July 2018

IMPACT CAPABILITIES OF THE WORLD BANK DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURE IN AZERBAIJAN

Role and participation of Azerbaijan in ensuring energy security of Europe

The Existing and The Real Energy Perspectives of Turkmenistan and Iran

Russia’s actions against the Southern Gas Corridor in the European countries and Turkey

Effects of increasing sanctions against Russia on post-Soviet countries

Russia’s actions against the Southern Gas Corridor and potential impacts in this direction

Is it possible the EU’s shifting priorities from Russian to Turkish dependence for gas supply?