Berlin must undertake equal dialogue with Baku
say German left-wing activists
Azerbaijani economy
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World Economic Forum in Baku - 2
Vugar Bayramov: “The state is interested in supporting the development of the non-oil sector”
Moscow hosts international science conference on geopolitical realities of South Caucasus
The History Faculty of the MSU of M.V. Lomonosov is hosting an international science conference called “South Caucasus: new geopolitical realities. Economy, security, humanitarian field” organized with assistance of the North South Center for Political Analysis and the Vestnik Kavkaza Agency for Information and Analysis.
"In the next two years Azerbaijan will not enter the WTO"
according to director of the Center for Economic and Social Development, PhD Vugar Bayramov
"Non-oil sector grew in 2012"
according to director of the Center for Economic and Social Development, PhD Vugar Bayramov
History of the Baku Oil Industry. Part 76
Chapters from the book by Ismail Agakishiyev
Position of British Petroleum in Baku is shaking
Azerbaijan considers studying the "Eastern model" of development
Tourist Journalist Club in the field: Azerbaijan
Blogger Fred Heffner: “Azerbaijan warmly welcomes Germans”
Baku hosts ICAPP General Assembly
Baku is hosting the 7th General Assembly of the International Conference of Asian Political Parties (ICAPP) of over 300 political parties with about 200 delegates from 35 states attending to discuss security, peace and cooperation.
History of the Baku Oil Industry. Part 69
Chapters from the book by Ismail Agakishiyev
Azerbaijan invested more than $500 million in Russia in 10 years
Azerbaijani investments in the Russian economy are almost double that of investments by Russian companies in Azerbaijan. This was stated by the minister of economic development of Azerbaijan, Shakhin Mustafayev, at a business forum with businessmen from Karachay-Cherkessia. According to him, in last 10 years Azerbaijan has invested $563 million in Russia, while Russian investments in the Azerbaijani economy were only $366 million. Today 261 enterprise with Russian capital are working in Azerbaijan, the minister noted.
History of the Baku Oil Industry. Part 68
Chapters from the book by Ismail Agakishiyev
History of the Baku Oil Industry. Part 67
Chapters from the book by Ismail Agakishiyev
History of the Baku Oil Industry. Part 66
Chapters from Ismail Akagishiyev's book
Azerbaijan to join International Organization of Vine and Wine
The Azerbaijani Agriculture Minister, Ismet Abbasov, and the director of the International Vine and Wine organization, Federico Castelucci, have discussed the prospects of cooperation development in the wine and vine sphere at a meeting, a ministry report said on Monday, Trend reports.The minister noted that the country's government has approved the proposal of the Agriculture Ministry to join the International Organization of Vine and Wine and internal procedures are currently being carried out in this direction.
France interested in accession of Azerbaijan to WTO
France supports membership of Azerbaijan to the WTO. “We are interested in accession of the country to this organization as soon as possible,” the Foreign Ministry of France stated, 1news.az reported.The French Foreign Ministry noted that the Azerbaijani economy is going in the right direction, and France is ready to support Baku.
Switzerland to help Azerbaijan develop non-petroleum economy
The Swiss government will grant Azerbaijan about $70 million, Swiss Ambassador to Azerbaijan Sabina Ulman-Shaban said signing a deal on technical assistance for modernization of the Azerbaijani capital market, Trend reports.The ambassador expressed hope that the bill on securities would be passed soon and expressed confidence in the positive development of cooperation with Azerbaijan.The Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) makes investments in Azerbaijani economy.
Michael Lotem: "Three years in Azerbaijan were the most exciting and interesting in my life"
Pyotr Lyukimson, Israel, exclusively for VKIsraeli diplomat Michael Lotem recently stopped being the Israeli ambassador to Azerbaijan and returned to his home country. What are his impressions of Azerbaijan and how in his view will the relations between the two countries develop? These questions will be answered in an interview by Michael Lotem to VK- Mr Lotem, how did you feel when you were appointed to Azerbaijan? Was it something like an "honorable exile"?
Investment climate in Azerbaijan
Russian investors develop Azerbaijani market easier than foreigners
Azerbaijan looks to the future
Baku forms concept for development until 2020
