Azerbaijan intends to expand the range of exports to the European Union
In Brussels summed up the 14th meeting of the Cooperation Council EU-Azerbaijan.
The delegation of Azerbaijan was led by Deputy Foreign Minister Mahmud Mamedguliyev. As noted in the Foreign Ministry of Azerbaijan, at a press conference he noted that Azerbaijan intends to expand the range of export products to the EU. Today the share of countries in this area for more than 40 % of the foreign trade turnover of the country , despite the fact that most of the trade with Europe, oil and oil products, and in the future are likely to replenish its arsenal of natural gas.
Diversification turnover discussed under the Association Agreement concerning trade and development of trade relations between the EU and Azerbaijan, said a senior official. - 17D-
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