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LATVIA calls AZERBAIJAN to utilize Transport Infrastructure

LATVIA calls AZERBAIJAN to utilize Transport Infrastructure
24.05.2016 09:30
Uldis Augulis, Latvian transport minister, called Azerbaijani representatives for partnership in the transport industry.


Augulis was collaborating in the International Transport Forum in Leipzig, Germany recently.


In the meeting with Transport Minister of Azerbaijan, Ziya Mammadov, Augulis said that Latvia and Azerbaijan had constructed good and constructive ties in road enhancement and aviation but called for more collaboration, asking Azerbaijan to utilize the Latvian transport infrastructure for exports to the EU.


As per the Azerbaijani State Customs Committee, the Azerbaijan-Latvia trade revenue reached to $2.87 million in January-April 2016.


Around $2.63 million of this amount accounted for import of goods from Latvia.

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