Baku Business Center on April 19 is to host the Azerbaijani-Macedonian business meeting to mark the visit to Baku of the Prime Minister of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia Nikola Gruevski, told Turan in the Fund to promote exports and investment in Azerbaijan (AZPROMO) .
During the meeting, the Macedonian side will present the Azerbaijani government and the private sector, information on opportunities for business and investment in the country.
Trade turnover between Baku and Skopje is negligible. Last year it was only $ 416 million, with only the expense of imports from Macedonia. This year, the pace of trade between the two countries remains the same. - 08D-
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