Today at Baku Expo Center opened the 7th Azerbaijan International Exhibition Environment Caspian Ecology 2016.
The exhibition is attended by 61 companies from 14 countries, among them Britain, Germany, Denmark, Czech Republic and others. For the first time the Caspian Ecology Exhibitors include companies Arkon Flow Systems (Czech Republic), Bluecast JSC (Lithuania), and Dikkan (Turkey).
Traditionally, the exhibition involves the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources, and the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Azerbaijan.
In general, Caspian Ecology will demonstrate developments in the field of efficient use of natural resources, the system for the collection and disposal of solid waste, attracting people's attention to environmental issues and their resolution.
The exhibition will end on November 18th. It is organized by the company Caspian Event Organizers. -----08D
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