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Baku to Host I Azerbaijan - European Investment Conference
I European- Azerbaijan Investment Conference will be held on September 11 in Baku, in the building of the Azerbaijan Diplomatic Academy.
The Foundation to Promote Exports and Investments in Azerbaijan told Turan the conference is organized with the joint participation of the German- Azerbaijan Chamber of Commerce. It is expected that the conference will bring together 40 entrepreneurs from Europe.
European countries are active investors in the economy of Azerbaijan. According to the State Statistics Committee of Azerbaijan, only in the first half of 2013, Britain invested in Azerbaijan is $ 746.5 million , Norway - $ 208 million, the Czech Republic - $ 129 million, France - $ 58 million, while Germany was scanty - $ 1.3 million. The bulk of investment is the share of the oil sector. - 08D -
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