Caspian Shipyard Gains Global Traction As UAE, Uzbekistan Look To Baku
The deal marks a breakthrough: the UAE, a nation far removed from the Caspian basin, has turned to a landlocked inland sea for ship construction. This is not just a commercial contract; it is a signal that Azerbaijan's shipbuilding sector has matured enough to attract clients from beyond its natural maritime neighborhood. The significance becomes even clearer in the wider regional context. Earlier this year...
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