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The volume of Azerbaijan’s foreign trade turnover amounted to$12.1 billion in January-March 2022, the State Statistics Committeehas reported. Out of the total turnover, exports amounted to $9.2 billion or76 percent, while imports amounted to $2.9 billion or 24 percent.Overall, the country’s foreign trade turnover resulted in a surplusof $6.3 billion. Compared to the first quarter of 2021, the country’s foreigntrade turnover increased by 1.7 times in actual prices and by9.512.8 percent in real terms. Moreover, legal entities and individual entrepreneurs in thecountry carried out trade operation… Continue reading “Country’s foreign trade hits $12.1bn”

A new super quality tire product has been introduced into the Nigerian and West Africa market. Produced in Turkey, PETLAS Tire, a super quality European made tires guarantees for excellent driving experience. PETLAS tires are solely marketed and distributed by UMZ Logistics and Services Company Limited with head office in Abuja, Nigeria. The Head of […] read more UMZ logistics company and services LTD introduces Petlas tires to West Africa Market Continue reading “UMZ logistics company and services LTD introduces Petlas tires to West Africa Market”

By Trend The ministers as part of the Turkish delegation had fruitfulmeetings with their Azerbaijani counterparts, which will strengthencooperation between the two countries in the future, TurkishPresident Recep Tayyip Erdogan said this when speaking about theresults of his visit to Azerbaijan. Emphasizing that Turkey will continue to support theestablishment of transport links in Karabakh, the urbanization andreintegration of Karabakh into production, Erdogan said that therelevant bodies of the country will continue to work with theirAzerbaijani counterparts on the revival of agricultural lan… Continue reading “Turkish ministers hold fruitful meetings with their Azerbaijani counterparts to strengthen cooperation in future – Erdogan”

Salah Chelab crushed a husk of wheat plucked from his sprawling farmland south of Baghdad and inspected its seeds in the palm of one hand. They were several grams lighter than he hoped. “It’s because of the water shortages,” he said, the farm machine roaring behind him, cutting and gathering his year’s wheat harvest. Chelab had planted most of his 10 acres (4 hectares) of land, but he was only able to irrigate a quarter of it after the Agriculture Ministry introduced strict water quotas during the growing season, he said. The produce he was growing on the rest of it, he fears, “will die withou… Continue reading “Severe water shortages strain wheat harvest in Iraq”