Baku will produce chips for Russia from Iranian potato
Azerbaijan and Iran intend to establish joint production and export to third countries, stated today in Baku Hadabaht Majid, a governor of the Iranian province of Ardebil, who is on visit to Azerbaijan. As an example, he said that Ardabil can supply potatoes in Baku, where the joint venture will make chips and export to Russia. In addition, enterprises of Ardabil can deliver in Azerbaijan various products and materials, including wood products, he said, without specifying any of the materials in question. Then he spoke about politics, saying that Iran has always supported and supports the territorial integrity of Azerbaijan. Earlier Hadabahta was received by the President Ilham Aliyev and Iranian delegation visited the city Sumgayit.-02D-
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