Baku business center will be on November 28 another place of business meetings of Azerbaijani and Latvian businessmen.
The Fund Export Promotion and Investment in Azerbaijan (AZPROMO) told Turan that the business forum will be attended by representatives of Latvian companies offering partnership Azerbaijani counterparts in finance, construction, food industry, agriculture, engineering, transport and logistics, tourism, pharmaceuticals, metal, plastic and glass packaging, etc.
The last time a business forum on the official level was held in Riga in January 2011 during the visit of President Ilham Aliyev to Latvia. In Baku in June of the same year was held Azerbaijani-Latvian business forum on the "green" economy, on the problems of restoring the environment. - 08D-
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