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June 21 will be held in Baku Business Forum BSBTD
The hotel Four Seasons in Baku on June 21 will host a business forum organized by the Black Sea Trade and Development Bank (BSTDB) as part of the 15th annual meeting of the members of the Governing Council (GC). This year, completed a one-year term of presidency of Azerbaijan in SU BSBTD.
The Foundation to Promote Exports and Investment in Azerbaijan told Turan that the work of the Business Forum will bring together representatives of different spheres of business entities from 10 countries, including Greece, Italy, Serbia, Jordan, Russia, Turkey, etc. The forum will discuss the achievements and investment opportunities offered by Azerbaijan, the international investment community.
Managing in the Black Sea Bank of Azerbaijan is the Minister of Finance Samir Sharifov and the alternative manager is the Minister of Economic Development Shahin Mustafayev.
BSTDB was founded by 11 countries in 1996 with the aim of integration between them and to promote their economic development. The bank started its activity in 1999. The authorized capital of BSBTD is 3 billion SDR (1 SDR = 0.66 USD). The share of Azerbaijan's participation in the bank's capital is 5%. - 08D-
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- Economics
- 18 June 2013 17:28
Economics
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