The broad US business mission arrives in Baku
Deadlines for applications for participation in the American trade mission in Azerbaijan in the organization of the US-Azerbaijan Chamber of Commerce (USACC) and Trade Service have been declared. Applications will be accepted until the end of October, and the extended mission will last for two days - November 18-20.
According to the report the joint chamber of commerce, it is a reaction to the rapid growth and potential of Azerbaijan, as well as the opportunity to study the local market by the overseas partners to overcome some barriers and increase profits, establish relationships with leading regional experts, government officials and global companies. "The mission also focused on the identification of potential partners, customers, suppliers and distributors," read the message of the USACC.
Organizers plan to attract to the business voyage to the shores of the Caspian Sea a specialized companies operating in the field of agriculture, financial services and banking, chemicals and petrochemicals, education, energy, food processing, health care, telecommunications and IT, infrastructure and construction, light industry , engineering, pharmaceuticals, transport and logistics, tourism and hospitality. --17D—
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