Azerbaijan, Georgia, Turkey and Bulgaria sign clean energy deal
The agreement provides for a renewable electricity corridor through the four countries to supply Europe, as well as upgrades to fiber-optic infrastructure.
The agreement provides for a renewable electricity corridor through the four countries to supply Europe, as well as upgrades to fiber-optic infrastructure.

Azerbaijan, Georgia, Turkey and Bulgaria have signed a strategic partnership agreement on clean energy in Antalya, Turkey, JAMnews said. The agreement provides for a green energy corridor through the four countries to supply renewable electricity to Europe.
It also provides for uninterrupted electricity transmission and modernization of fiber-optic infrastructure. The agreement provides for creating the corridor.

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