MUSCAT : This forum, under the banner of “Sustainability… Investments… Partnerships,” aims to forge stronger economic ties between the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries and Azerbaijan.
His Excellency Faisal bin Abdullah Al Rawas, Chairman of the Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry, highlighted the forum’s mission to boost trade relations, explore joint investment opportunities, and increase trade volume between Oman and Azerbaijan. He noted that Azerbaijan’s economic assets present promising prospects for collaboration.
During the two-day event, participants will explore various sectors, including food security, agriculture, energy, water, logistics, and transportation. The forum features three pivotal discussion sessions: the first focuses on renewable and clean energy, the second addresses challenges and opportunities in transportation and logistics, and the third examines strategic partnerships in the agriculture and food industries.
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Additionally, Gulf businessmen and businesswomen will hold bilateral meetings with their Azerbaijani counterparts to discuss potential economic and trade partnerships, enhance mutual trade relations, and share expertise.
On the sidelines, attendees will visit the Alat Economic Zone and the Pirali Industrial Zone in Baku to gain insights into the business environment, investor incentives, and noteworthy projects.
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