Russia,
Bulgaria
and
Greece
agreed
last
month
to
launch
the
construction
of
a
279-kilometre
(173-miles)
oil
pipeline
to
carry
Urals
oil
from
Bulgaria's
Black
Sea
port
of
Burgas
to
Alexandroupolis
on
the
Aegean,
bypassing
the
congested
Bosphorous
straits.
"We
will
launch
talks
in
Moscow
in
the
first
half
of
May
for
the
establishment
of
an
international
project
company,"
Construction
Minister
Asen
Gagauzov
said
after
meeting
his
Greek
counterpart
Dimitris
Siufas,
Reuters
reported.
Russian
oil
producers
Rosneft
and
Gazprom
Neft
and
crude
oil
pipeline
monopoly
Transneft
will
hold
51%
in
the
project,
while
Greece…
