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We may need to follow a process to get that done.

We are back producing so now have cash in the bank to put this behind us I think.

Am sure they are smart enough to have risk assessed the situation including looking at our plight. These might be some green shoots.

Would like to think it’s not personal against us

https://agenda.ge/en/news/2021/526

Classic one Walker

No have left the meeting and will join again on Tuesday depending on work and kids

I have installed Zoom on iphone and put in the meeting ID. It says waiting for host to start meeting so don’t think so

I gave taken a screen shot. Will try and login no guarantees.

Thanks Star

Looed would you give me the details for the dial in please. Thanks

Cheers mate. Will try and tune in.

Thanks Looed appears the clock is ticking. Confident they would not have allowed themselves to be served unless they had a get out of jail free card.

Seriously grasping at straws here maybe it’s a way of telling us we will have 150m to play with in 2-3 months.

I asked Frontera for clarification of ‘shortly’ in the recent correspondence and got this back from them. Nothing appears imminent.

As we have discussed, we are working through a transition at Frontera and we appreciate your patience. We hope to have more to communicate in the upcoming months.

Might be worth tuning into.

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Completion of the Southern Gas Corridor: An American Diplomatic Success, But What Comes Next?
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The initiation of commercial gas flows from Azerbaijan on December 31, 2020, marked the completion of the 878 km Trans Adriatic Pipeline, an important milestone for both Europe’s energy security and for U.S. diplomacy. While boosting the prosperity, independence, and well-being of these countries and the overall energy security of Europe, the Southern Gas Corridor’s completion comes at a time of changing energy markets and increased focus on addressing climate change. The Caspian Policy Center will bring together senior policy officials, corporate representatives, and leading energy policy experts to discuss the Southern Gas Corridor, how it fits with the evolving energy picture, and the possible next steps for energy coming from the Caucasus and Central Asia.

9:00 – 9:05 Welcome remarks
Efgan Nifti, CEO, Caspian Policy Center

9:05 – 9:30 Ambassadorial remarks
H.E. Elin Suleymanov, Ambassador of Azerbaijan to the United States

H.E. Floreta Faber, Ambassador of Albania to the United States

H.E. David Bakradze, Ambassador of Georgia to the United States

Sinan Ertay, Deputy Chief of Mission, Embassy of Turkey to the United States

9:30-9:40 Keynote remarks – Francis Fannon, Assistant Secretary for Energy Resources, U.S. Department of State

9:40-10:30 Discussion and Q&A session

Panelists:
Ambassador (ret.) Richard Morningstar, Director and Chairman, Global Energy Center, Atlantic Council

Elshad Nassirov, Vice-President for Investment and Marketing, SOCAR

Robert Scher, Head of International Affairs, BP America

Moderator:
Ambassador (ret.) Robert F. Cekuta, Energy and Economy Program Chair, Caspian Policy Center
Time
Jan 27, 2021 09:00 AM in Eastern Time (US and Canada)

The press conference was at 12.30 didn’t hear anything about immediate membership unfortunately.

Time will tell. Kickmuck seemed genuine enough he never claimed to be close to the action just had snippets from the grapevine.

Kickmuck is still posting on RBW & EUA. Is anyone able to privately msg him and see if he has anything.

From Brookemia

Please advise whamboy that email address is

tnelson@cgagroup.com. NOT tnelson@tgagroup.com

Bit of a coincidence the amnesty gets passed and Ivanishvili leaves politics. We will see how this pans out. For what’s it’s worth I think they can’t sign a deal until the opposition take up their mandate as any deal signed with a single party in parliament would look illegitimate and potentially open to challenge. This is just speculation obviously.

Parliament approved the amnesty bill
Parliament approved the amnesty bill
Parliament approved the draft bill on amnesty. The draft authored and initiated by the Chairman of the Human Rights Committee Mikheil Sarjveladze was adopted in the third reading with 83 votes.
The bill exempts from criminal liability and punishment those accused and convicted of certain crimes under the Criminal Code who committed the crime before 11 December 2020. In addition, persons convicted of a crime under Article 260 of the Criminal Code who have been sentenced to life imprisonment will be commuted to a term of imprisonment (20 years). Exemption from criminal liability and punishment is extended to real sentence of imprisonment, probation and probationary period, both to basic and additional sentences. A person who have committed drug crime, in addition to being released from punishment, will also have his/her rights restored under the Law on Combating Drug Crime.
The amnesty must be enforced within 1 month of the enactment of the law.