The Azerbaijan Foundation for Export and Investment Promotion (AZPROMO) has opened a representative office in Beijing, China. The head of the representative office is the entrepreneur Teymur Nadiroglu, Turan was told in AZPROMO.
The new office will play an active role in the export of Azerbaijani goods to China, attracting investment funds of this country to the Azerbaijani economy.
AZPROMO representations are set up abroad, taking into account the priorities of the foreign economic activity. Currently, the offices are in the UAE, the US, Britain, Austria, and Georgia.
Previously AZPROMO representations opened in Kazakhstan and Germany, but they are inactive for some reason.
Opening of new offices this year is not planned. --08B
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