Baku hosts Azerbaijan–Cambodia Business Forum
Baku, October 12, AZERTAC
The Azerbaijan–Cambodia Business Forum was held in Baku under the auspices of Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Economy.
The forum brought together officials from both countries and entrepreneurs representing industry, agriculture, construction, finance, tourism, healthcare, information technology and other sectors.
Speaking at the forum, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Cambodia Hun Manet touched upon the development of bilateral economic relations, underscoring the expanding opportunities for mutual investment between the two countries.
Minister of Economy Mikayil Jabbarov highlighted the growth of economic relations between Azerbaijan and Cambodia, emphasizing the opportunities for enhancing trade and investment partnership.
The minister underlined the importance of the forum, held with the participation of business circles represented in the fields of industry, agriculture, energy, tourism, finance and information technologies, in exploring new avenues for partnership.
Cambodian Minister of Commerce Cham Nimul highlighted her country’s business and investment opportunities, the prospects for expanding bilateral trade, as well as the potential for enhancing cooperation with Azerbaijani companies.
President of the Cambodia Chamber of Commerce and Chair of the ASEAN Business Advisory Council Neak Oknha Kith Meng stated that the business forum would contribute to establishing new partnerships between the business communities of both countries, promoting mutual investment, and expanding joint economic initiatives.
As part of the forum, a Memorandum of Understanding was exchanged between the Cambodia Chamber of Commerce and the Azerbaijan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, marking a step towards closer business ties between the two countries.
The event also featured presentations on business and investment opportunities in Azerbaijan and Cambodia, and B2B meetings where businessmen discussed areas of partnership of mutual interest, the establishment of new business relationships, and the implementation of joint projects.