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06 April 2004 19:34
Ukraine, Libya to cooperate in aircraft-building, space, energy, military sectors
[Presenter] Ukraine has invited Libya to take part in manufacturing the An-70 aircraft, which is Ukraine's long-suffering joint project with Russia. More about this in a review that follows. [Correspondent] Libya wants to invest in the Ukrainian economy. The Libyan prime minister [Secretary of the General People's Committee Shukri Muhammad Ghanim] and his Ukrainian counterpart [Viktor Yanukovych] discussed the prospects for setting up a joint venture in the Ukrainian agricultural sector to grow cereals. The Libyans confirmed an agreement on [Ukraine's] access to the oil market of their country, which was reached during [Ukrainian] President Leonid Kuchma's visit [to Libya] last year. The Libyan prime minister promised to give priority to the Ukrainian [national oil and gas company] Naftohaz Ukrayiny in developing oil deposits. Ukraine was also invited to take part in the privatization of a Libyan metallurgical company. Yanukovych said that Ukraine was interested in cooperation with Libya, in particular, in aircraft-building, the military-technical sphere, metallurgy, oil and gas extraction, the implementation of joint space projects and tourism.
[One Plus One TV]
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