Azerbaijan, Belarus to talk trade Wed.
The Azerbaijan-Belarus inter-governmental commission
on economic and trade cooperation is due to meet in Baku on
Wednesday, Belarusian Ambassador Nikolay Paskevich told a press
conference.
The sixth commission meeting will be attended by business leaders working in the fields of industries, agriculture, communications, the construction sector and architecture.
Paskevich said the commission will finalize work on the documents to be signed during Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko’s visit to Azerbaijan.
Experts of the two countries will also review progress in the implementation of the socio-economic program covering the period until 2015 signed earlier by the two countries.
The meeting will also focus on cooperation in the field of information and communication technologies and on developing new innovative projects, as well as on studying Belarusian experience in creating techno-parks.
The ambassador said Azerbaijani and Belarusian carmakers – Minsk Automobile Plant and the Ganja Automobile Plant - are due to sign a memorandum of understanding on the sidelines of the commission meeting. Under the document, German-made vehicles – garbage collecting trucks – and spare parts for the Minsk Automobile Plant will be manufactured in Azerbaijan.
The commission is co-chaired by Deputy Prime Ministers of Azerbaijan and Belarus, Yagub Eyyubov and Andrei Kobyakov.
The sixth commission meeting will be attended by business leaders working in the fields of industries, agriculture, communications, the construction sector and architecture.
Paskevich said the commission will finalize work on the documents to be signed during Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko’s visit to Azerbaijan.
Experts of the two countries will also review progress in the implementation of the socio-economic program covering the period until 2015 signed earlier by the two countries.
The meeting will also focus on cooperation in the field of information and communication technologies and on developing new innovative projects, as well as on studying Belarusian experience in creating techno-parks.
The ambassador said Azerbaijani and Belarusian carmakers – Minsk Automobile Plant and the Ganja Automobile Plant - are due to sign a memorandum of understanding on the sidelines of the commission meeting. Under the document, German-made vehicles – garbage collecting trucks – and spare parts for the Minsk Automobile Plant will be manufactured in Azerbaijan.
The commission is co-chaired by Deputy Prime Ministers of Azerbaijan and Belarus, Yagub Eyyubov and Andrei Kobyakov.
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