Azerbaijan aims to attract funding for railway transportation projects - minister
The plan is to secure funding for projects aimed at upgrading Azerbaijan's railway infrastructure, Azerbaijan's Finance Minister Samir Sharifov told journalists on the sidelines of the ADB Annual Meeting in Tbilisi on May 4.
"Our projects with the Asian Development Bank span various sectors, including mobility and infrastructure, with a strong focus on transportation. We're looking to attract investment for specific initiatives targeting the enhancement of our railway infrastructure, digitization of our rail transport, and efficient management of these endeavors," he explained.
Discussing fundraising for the expansion of the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP), Sharifov pointed out that Azerbaijan isn't actively involved as a state.
"We believe the project has sufficiently wealthy stakeholders. It's operational and profitable, so they may well raise funds independently, without needing state support or involvement," he added.
"Our projects with the Asian Development Bank span various sectors, including mobility and infrastructure, with a strong focus on transportation. We're looking to attract investment for specific initiatives targeting the enhancement of our railway infrastructure, digitization of our rail transport, and efficient management of these endeavors," he explained.
Discussing fundraising for the expansion of the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP), Sharifov pointed out that Azerbaijan isn't actively involved as a state.
"We believe the project has sufficiently wealthy stakeholders. It's operational and profitable, so they may well raise funds independently, without needing state support or involvement," he added.
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