The Azerbaijan-Belarus joint commission for international road transport came to an agreement regarding the use of authorization forms for freight, as well as the exchange of permits for international road transport.
This was announced at the end of a joint meeting which ended in Baku yesterday. As stated in the Intelligent Transport Management Center, the Commission signed the final protocol. From the Azerbaijani side it was the Head of State Vehicle Service under the Ministry of Transport Elnur Abdullayev, and from the Belarusian side - the Head of the Road and Urban Transport and Communications Department of the Transport Ministry Sergey Dubin. --17D-
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