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There are wide opportunities for cooperation between Azerbaijan and Turkey in the field of small and medium enterprises 14.05.22

The Electoral General Meeting of the Turkish-Azerbaijani Businessmen and Industrialists Public Union (TUIB) was held on May 14.

Speaking at the event, Chairman of the Board of the Small and Medium Business Development Agency (KOBİA) Orkhan Mammadov stressed the expansion of cooperation between Azerbaijan and Turkey in all areas, including small and medium enterprises. It was noted that KOBİA implements joint initiatives with relevant Turkish agencies, including TUIB. This cooperation contributes to the further development of business relations between our countries. A souvenir production enterprise and a greenhouse farm in the village of Jojug Marjanli in the Jabrayil region are among such projects. There are many opportunities for Turkish businessmen to expand their activities in Azerbaijan. KOBİA is ready to support Turkish businessmen operating in Azerbaijan or wanting to start a business. Turkish companies dominate the number of applications from foreign countries to do business in the liberated territories.