In 2014, Azerbaijan imported 63,368 vehicles, which is 39.3% (41,017) less than in 2013. It is expected that this year the import of vehicles will decrease at least a third.
Last year Azerbaijan tightened restrictions on emissions by motor vehicles into the air through the establishment of higher environmental standards (Euro-4). In addition, more stringent tariffs on day parking were introduced. And this year the government to increase budget revenues has applied higher rates of excise duties on imported cars.
According to the State Customs Committee, in 2014 Azerbaijan were imported 57,615 new and used cars. This is 37,367 (39.3%) less than the previous year.
Purchased abroad were buses - 345 (minus 482), trucks – 5,054 (minus 2,769) and motor vehicles of special purpose - 354 (minus 502). ----08DE
Economics
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On September 6, the State Oil Company of Azerbaijan (SOCAR) has announced a partnership with American oilfield services firm Halliburton to conduct research aimed at reassessing the hydrocarbon potential of the shallow-water section of the Guneşli field.
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The Food Safety Agency of the Republic of Azerbaijan (AQTA) is advancing its process of incorporating foreign high-risk food and feed production facilities into its official registry, the agency announced on Friday.
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Azerbaijan’s "Green Energy Zone" Working Group held its latest hybrid meeting to review the implementation of projects within the framework of the country's Social and Economic Development Strategy for 2022–2026, the Ministry of Energy reported on Wednesday.
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The historic city of Shusha, with its rich cultural heritage, hosted the International Day of Gastronomy on Thursday, a vibrant event organized by the State Tourism Agency, the Shusha City State Reserve, and the National Culinary Center. This event served as a bridge between various cultures and culinary traditions, showcasing the richness of the Islamic world's cuisine through the celebration of the iftar table.
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