A group of representatives of small and medium business of the Omsk region of Russia, interested in establishing business ties with Azerbaijani colleagues, will visit in Baku on Sunday. A business meeting with participation of business circles is scheduled for April 3 in the Baku Business Center, the Azerbaijan Export and Investment Promotion Foundation (AZPROMO) reports.
The delegation of entrepreneurs includes representatives of the following companies:
Biomedservice (sale of medicines for the treatment of patients with immunodeficiency conditions, chronic viral infections, and dysbacteriosis);
Alfa-Oil Service (oilfield services), Cereal Lines (export of grain and oilseeds);
Service Montage Integration - Omsk (release of technical solutions for power distribution and enterprise automation);
Vneshtorgresurs (an export supplier of factories producing chemical and petrochemical products);
Cross Automatica (services in the field of creation of intelligent automated systems).
From the Russian side, the visit of entrepreneurs is organized by the Omsk Regional Export Support Center. The trip will end on April 6. -----08D
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