Azerbaijan Interested in Attracting High-quality Foreign Experts
Foreign workers will find it easier to work in Azerbaijan, the Head of the State Migration Service Firudin Nabiyev said.
During the meeting with the Caspian European Club members, he noted that this is due to the adoption of legislative amendments, but this is not the final version, as foreign entrepreneurs continue to apply with initiatives based on polls, after which the proposals are sent to the government.
The campaign for proposals is extended until May 15, Nabiyev said, noting that the rules to attract foreign highly qualified specialists have already been worked out and are under approval.
The State Migration Service of Azerbaijan was established on March 19, 2007 in order to facilitate the registration of foreigners intending to work in Azerbaijan. --17D
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