Date:15/01/13
A modern industrial park, incorporating the latest scientific and technological achievements, will be created in Ganja this year. According to information released by Ganja City Executive Power, the industrial part will consist of about 10 plans and will provide permanents jobs to around 20,000 people.
133 hectares of land around “DETAL” aluminum factory have already been allocated for the construction of the industrial park, which will help to resume work of all production facilities in Ganja and surrounding regions.
Till 2016, 630 million manat investment will be placed in the construction of the industrial park. Within the project a steel mill with the producing capacity of one million ton per year as well as other production facilities will be built and put into operation this year.
Modern industrial park to be created in Ganja
A modern industrial park, incorporating the latest scientific and technological achievements, will be created in Ganja this year. According to information released by Ganja City Executive Power, the industrial part will consist of about 10 plans and will provide permanents jobs to around 20,000 people.133 hectares of land around “DETAL” aluminum factory have already been allocated for the construction of the industrial park, which will help to resume work of all production facilities in Ganja and surrounding regions.
Till 2016, 630 million manat investment will be placed in the construction of the industrial park. Within the project a steel mill with the producing capacity of one million ton per year as well as other production facilities will be built and put into operation this year.
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