On December 20 in Baku there was presentation of the www.azexport.az website, a platform for the sale of goods of Azerbaijani origin in foreign and domestic markets.
Being integrated with the popular electronic trading platforms all.biz, alibaba.com, etc., Azexport.az makes Azerbaijani products accessible to buyers anywhere in the world, the report of the Managed Center for Analysis of Economic Reforms and Communication says.
To carry out this mission, the leading global and local transport and logistics companies have integrated into Azexport.az. The website provides fast and secure implementation of payment cards for VISA, Master Card and American Express.
Currently, the site contains information about products of more than 90 local companies.
The resource Azexport.az has been created according to the order of President Ilham Aliyev on September 21, 2016 "On creation of a unified database of goods produced in the Azerbaijan Republic". 08D
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