A new administrative building of the State Oil Fund of the Azerbaijan Republic (SOFAR) was opened with the participation of President Ilham Aliyev today.
The new building has a conference room, a winter garden, a library, a treasury, the Petroleum Lounge, and rooms equipped with modern technological equipment.
The entire interior of the new building of SOFAR is based on the concept that combines elements of nine schools of carpet weaving in Azerbaijan.
The height of the new building is 127 meters, with 23 floors, two of which are for parking. The building was constructed by AS Group Investment. Its construction was started in 2009. -05D04-
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