Held the second meeting of the Azerbaijani-Serbian intergovernmental commission
Today in Baku was the second meeting of the Azerbaijani-Serbian intergovernmental commission, which discussed a wide range of trade and economic relations between the two countries.
Co-Chairman of the Azerbaijani side, Minister of Economic Development Shahin Mustafayev said Azerbaijan attaches great importance to the expansion of trade relations with Serbia. The increase by 15 times of the trade between the countries in January-September 2012 shows tremendous potential. The Minister noted that public and private entities of the two countries can develop links in the construction of infrastructure, agriculture, health, education, ICT, energy, environmental protection, energy, tourism, etc.
Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia Rasim Ljajic said that Serbia is interested in the development of trade and economic relations with Azerbaijan.
Following the meeting, a protocol was signed to discuss a range of issues. - 08D-
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