Saturday, 05 March 2005

SOROS FOUNDATION DENIES FINANCING AZERBAIJANI OPPOSITION

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Farda Asadov, who is the head of the Soros Foundation\'s Baku office, told a press conference in the Azerbaijani capital on 4 March that there is no truth to media reports and speculation that the foundation has provided funding to Azerbaijani opposition parties. Asadov said that in 2004 the foundation provided $2.8 million in funding for programs to develop civil society in Azerbaijan, and for the education and information sectors.
Farda Asadov, who is the head of the Soros Foundation\'s Baku office, told a press conference in the Azerbaijani capital on 4 March that there is no truth to media reports and speculation that the foundation has provided funding to Azerbaijani opposition parties. Asadov said that in 2004 the foundation provided $2.8 million in funding for programs to develop civil society in Azerbaijan, and for the education and information sectors. Pro-government parliament deputies recently accused British Petroleum of funding Azerbaijani opposition parties. (zerkalo.az)
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