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    CARRIAGES ON BORDER WITH AZERBAIJAN STILL BLOCKED

    TBILISI, FEBRUARY 18. ARMINFO-BLACK SEA PRESS. The Union of Producers,
    Importers and Consumers of Oil Products of Georgia intends to make
    an appeal to the State Chancellery addressed to President Mikheil
    Saakashvili asking for a solution to the problem with blockade of
    carriages on the Georgian-Azerbaijani boundary, Vano Mtvralashivili
    says at a press conference.

    He says that the problem originated in early November 2004 may be
    solved only with support of the country's president. He says that
    316 carriages are blocked on the boundary at the station Meyuk-Kyasik
    alone.

    Mtvrashlashvili says that many companies applied to the Union for
    assitance, including three Georgian companies, which yet in Oct-Nov
    purchased in the Azerbaijani town of Sumgait products of the plants
    "Azerkhim," "Gun OIl" LTD, "Nero" LTD, Favorite LTD. He says that
    these companies have letters proving that their cargoes were not for
    Armenia as well as relevant references of the Georgian Customs Office,
    however the carriages are delayed on the border for unknown reasons.

    In his turn, Commercial Director of "Sakartvelos Rkinigza" Ramaz
    Giorgadze says that the problem is being solved due to negotiations
    of Georgian and Azerbaijani parties, and of 700 carriages not only
    316 remain on the border. He says that the company did not suffer any
    direct damage from the delay of the carriages. It has not received
    the incomes from reception and departure of the carriages, but as
    soon as the problem is solved, the Georgian party will receive the
    expected sums.

    It should be noted that in early Nov 2004 the Azerbaijani party started
    detaining the carriages from Azerbaijan to Georgia in order that they
    do not occur in Armenia.
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