Date:08/04/13
Azerbaijan-Lithuania business forum is expected to be held in Baku on 09 April 2013. The activity will be organized by the Azerbaijan Export and Investment Promotion Fund (AZPROMO) with support of the Ministry of Economic Development.
The forum will be attended by officials and businessmen operating in such fields as the information and communication technologies, education, construction, finance, renewable energy, environment protection, water purification, transportation, logistics, sales of auto parts, etc.
The forum will discuss prospects of development economic cooperation between Azerbaijan and Lithuania. Presentations on business and investment opportunities will be made, and bilateral meetings will be held during the forum.
Azerbaijan-Lithuania business forum to discuss business and investment opportunities in ICT field
Azerbaijan-Lithuania business forum is expected to be held in Baku on 09 April 2013. The activity will be organized by the Azerbaijan Export and Investment Promotion Fund (AZPROMO) with support of the Ministry of Economic Development.The forum will be attended by officials and businessmen operating in such fields as the information and communication technologies, education, construction, finance, renewable energy, environment protection, water purification, transportation, logistics, sales of auto parts, etc.
The forum will discuss prospects of development economic cooperation between Azerbaijan and Lithuania. Presentations on business and investment opportunities will be made, and bilateral meetings will be held during the forum.
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