"The MoU reflects the mutual intentions of the parties to cooperate for the purpose of realisation of investment projects in the energy sector across the Russian Far East," Tata Power said in a filing to BSE today.
Under the MoU, the Ministry of Development of Russian Far East will cooperate with and support Tata Power at all stages of investment projects, including assisting the company's communications with federal and regional authorities, state-owned companies and the private sector, it said.
"The MoU was signed in Moscow by Ashok Sethi, COO and Executive Director, Tata Power, and Alexander Galushka, Minister for Development of Russian Far East," it added.
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