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Azerbaijan, Turkiye mull logistical issues

Azerbaijan, Turkiye mull logistical issues
02.08.2022 12:30
Minister of Economy Mikayil Jabbarov met with Turkish Minister of Trade Mehmet Mus, reported from the Twitter account of the Turkish minister.

"We had a productive meeting with the Azerbaijani minister and the delegation led by him. We discussed Turkiye-Azerbaijan bilateral trade relations, mutual investments and logistical issues," Mehmet Mus tweeted.

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