01 June 2004 00:51
Russian political and economic calendar: June 1
In Moscow:
The export duty on crude oil is to increase to $41.6 per tonne.
MOSCOW. June 1 (Interfax) - The political and economic calendar in Moscow, Russia and Newly Independent States for
June 1 is as follows:
In Russian banks and companies:
The Third International Pipeline Forum is to take place in the
Russia is to reduce the permissible level of genetically modified ingredients in foodstuffs from 5% to 0.9% and
introduce compulsory labeling for these products.
In the Russian regions:
The 23rd plenary session of the General Assembly of the
In the CIS:
Auctions are to be held in the First Stock Market Trading System
exhibition center at Krasnaya Presna on June 1-2. Participants in the forum will include Industry and Energy Minister
Viktor Khristenko, Transneft President Semyon Vainshtok, Gazprom Deputy CEO Alexander Ryazanov, Transnefteprodukt
President Sergei Maslov, Lukoil Vice President Leonid Fedoun, KazTransOil President Askar Smankulov, Caspian Pipeline
Consortium President Ian McDonald, and others.
The 11th Caspian Oil and Gas exhibition is to take place in Baku
from July 1 to 4. During the exhibition the State Oil Company of the
Parliamentary Assembly of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (PABSEC) is to take place in St. Petersburg on June 1-3.
Federation Council Speaker Sergei Mironov will open the session and give a speech. The theme will be the role of PABSEC
and national parliaments in developing interregional cooperation between Black Sea countries. PABSEC unites Albania,
Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Greece, Georgia, Moldova, Russia, Romania, Turkey and Ukraine.
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to sell 15.4% of shares in ZAO Ukrainian Industrial Insurance Company and 9.8% of shares in ZAO Ukrainian Industrial
Insurance Company-Life.
Kazakhstan is to lift a temporary ban on the export of diesel, apart from household diesel, from the republic.
Azerbaijani Republic (SOCAR) and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development plan to sign an agreement to
finance SOCAR's share in Phase-1 of the Shah Deniz project.
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