Co-chairs of Azerbaijan-Belarus Joint Intergovernmental Commission visit Aghdam
Aghdam, October 29, AZERTAC
As part of their visit to Azerbaijan’s Aghdam district, Co-Chairs of the Joint Intergovernmental Commission on Economic Cooperation between Azerbaijan and Belarus — Deputy Prime Minister of Azerbaijan Samir Sharifov and Deputy Prime Minister of Belarus Natalia Petkevich — visited the Aghdam Industrial Park.
The officials were briefed on the operations of enterprises operating within the industrial park, as well as on the permanent jobs created there.
Established under the Decree of the President of Azerbaijan dated May 28, 2021, the Aghdam Industrial Park aims to revive the liberated territories, enhance the industrial potential of the Garabagh region, support entrepreneurship, and increase employment in the production sector. The park covers an area of 190 hectares, with over 292 million manats invested to date. Out of a total of 35 enterprises, 31 have been registered as residents and 4 as non-residents.
The Deputy Prime Ministers concluded their visit by viewing the second residential complex built in the city of Aghdam, which will soon welcome its first residents. They were also briefed on the construction progress of other residential complexes in the city.
As part of the visit, the co-chairs were also informed about the design of the Gizil Kangarli village project and plans for establishing an agrarian town in the area. The project is expected to make a significant contribution to the comprehensive development of residential areas in the Aghdam district, the revitalization of rural communities, and the overall economic growth of the district.
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