100 CARRIAGES OF GRAIN DESTINED FOR ARMENIA UNLOADED IN BAKU

February 24, 2005 - 16:49 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - 100 carriages of grain destined for sending to Armenia are unloaded in Baku. From the Azeri-Georgian border the carriages were sent to Baku Keshlya station for being unloaded. Resulting from check-up, held by the State Customs Committee and the Ministry of Transport of Azerbaijan it showed up that the cargo is question was destined for Armenia. In compliance with the protocol, signed by Azerbaijan and Georgia, the grain will be sold. Besides, in compliance with the document 202 carriages of diesel oil, planned for transportation to Armenia, were passed to Georgia. The carriages will be unloaded and the diesel fuel will be sold in Georgia. The passage of consists to Georgia is blocked since November 2004 due to the Azeri party studying the fact of their sending to Armenia. The Azeri Government is analyzing the collected information for the time present.


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