Belarus and Azerbaijan want to master the markets of other countries together - Lukashenko
Minsk/19.11.18/Turan: Belarus and Azerbaijan intend to jointly explore the markets of third countries, President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko said during talks with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev. According to him, the project for the production of tractors in Turkey with the participation of the Minsk and Ganja plants is in a high degree of readiness.
There are prospects for the supply and assembly in Azerbaijan of electric buses, elevators, combine harvesters and other agricultural equipment. "We are waiting for you to abandon the American and German combines. This practice is familiar to us: as soon as such a combine fails, you have to pay as much for spare parts and so on. Therefore, we were once forced to decide on the production of our own combines, and we were not mistaken. I think that we will still win in this sector. And we are ready to create a joint production of this equipment for you and work even more for third countries," said Alexander Lukashenko. He also spoke in favor of increasing the supply of Azerbaijani products to Belarus, which Ukrainians also buy. -02D-
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