The 6th “Local Companies Promotion Exhibition” was held in Baku on June 18-21, 2025. About 300 local companies operating in the food, ICT, education, construction, industry, agriculture, logistics, textile and other sectors demonstrated their products and services at the exhibition. The purpose of the exhibition is to introduce the activities of Azerbaijani companies and local products to a wide audience, promote their access to foreign markets and expand mutual cooperation between companies. Chambers of commerce and business associations of foreign countries operating in Azerbaijan were also invited to the exhibition. At the exhibition, “B2B” format meetings were organized with the executives of large companies in order to expand the connections between micro/small entrepreneurs and large companies.
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26.06.2025
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