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Azerbaijan reduced vehicle import seven times

Azerbaijan reduced vehicle  import seven times
18.04.2016 14:27

 In the first quarter of 2016, Azerbaijan imported 1,362 vehicles, down 8,673 cars or 7.37 times from previous year.

According to the State Customs Committee, 19 of them were minibuses with a seating capacity of 10 and more seats, 1,235 vehicles and other motor vehicles, 97 trucks and 11 special motor vehicles.

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