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Prices of petrol and gas not to be increased in Azerbaijan
25 November 2010 [13:19] -
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The prices of motor fuel and gas are not expected to be increased in Azerbaijan, SOCAR President Rovnag Abdullayev said. At the same time, Deputy Minister of Finance Azer Bayramov confirmed the words of SOCAR President.
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