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Azerbaijan intends to expand cooperation with the Czech Republic in the railway sector, Shahin Babayev, Executive Director of the Azerbaijan Transport and Communication Holding (AZCON), stated at the Azerbaijan-Czech Business Forum in Baku, Report informs.
Babayev highlighted that, as global supply chains continue to evolve, businesses increasingly require more reliable, efficient, and sustainable transport routes.
“Azerbaijan is strengthening its role at the intersection of the North-South route while also making significant investments in the East-West Corridor. Our strategic location at the crossroads of these routes, supported by investments in railways, ports, and logistics infrastructure, creates major opportunities for international trade. Our goal is not only to serve as a transit corridor but also to become a regional logistics hub that creates value for businesses and investors,” he said.
The director also noted that Czech companies could contribute to this development through technology, engineering expertise, and long-term industrial partnerships.
“The Czech Republic has strong engineering and industrial traditions. Azerbaijan continues to modernize and digitalize its railway system and enhance operational efficiency. Therefore, we see significant potential for cooperation in railway engineering equipment, innovative technologies, and modernization projects. Our objective is to identify practical cooperation opportunities that combine Czech expertise with Azerbaijan’s development needs to create mutually beneficial and commercially viable partnerships aligned with the priorities and interests of both countries,” Babayev added.
Scottish people’s reaction to a rough sea crossing
They’re built different there 😂
Writer: Ian
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🇺🇸 Dude on the NYC subway was just trying to get home when this woman started repeatedly screaming, “WHAT’S UP? YOU WANT A SLAP?” at him.
The guy kept calm, and luckily no one was stabbed to death this time.
Where are Mamdani’s grand promises when you need them? 😂
Writer: Mhedi
CCTV released by Saudi Arabia shows the moment of an attack on Riyadh’s international airport that killed 13 people and wounded more than 300 on October 10.
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