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Maciula analyzes further warming-up of the Turkmenistan's foreign policy - now with another Caspian state, Azerbaijan, after the Azerbaijani governmental delegation visited Ashgabat for the talks on cooperation in the field of oil and gas industry.
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Adil, the thaw between Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan is fascinating. That’s a good site you found. If they can agree to share Kyapaz, and if Chevron or BP get a big natural gas deal in Turkmenistan, one can easily see trans-Caspian happening. Best, Steve
Steve LeVine, author
The Oil and the Glory (Random House)
http://www.oilandglory.com