Within the framework of his working visit to Russia, the Minister of Economy of the Republic of Armenia Vahan Kerobyan met with the Minister of Agriculture of the Russian Federation Dmitry Patrushev on April 12. As ARMENPRESS was informed from the Ministry of Economy of Armenia, during the meeting, the prospects for further development of … Read more
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry informs that the main categories of products that can be exported to the Iranian market (corn, flower seeds sunflower oil, sunflower oil, dried fruit) were identified after a meeting between CCI head Sergiu Harea and Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Moldova Manouchehr Moradi.
According to the Iranian Ambassador, the Qazvin Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Mining in Iran is interested in a meeting with CCI representatives in order to familiarize them with the economic and investment potential of the Republic of Moldova. They decided to organize a business meeting between the representatives of the chamber institutions of both states.
According to Harea, the economic potential between the two countries has not been fully exploited. He said that the involvement of the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the Republic of Moldova and the desire of the business environment to explore new markets made Moldovan-Iranian trade relations grow recently. The CCI head added that both states had sufficient capabilities and their cooperation could be even better.
A Memorandum of Understanding with the Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mining and Agriculture of Isfahan, Islamic Republic of Iran was signed by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Moldova on January 30, 2018.
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The criteria related to the business reputation, financial condition and professional competence of the operator of international passenger and freight transport by road, and the requirements on the level of training of the operator’s drivers are set out by the rules. The maintaining record of operators by the Land Transport Agency of Azerbaijan under the Ministry of Digital Development and Transport is also regulated by them.
The rules set out that legal entities or individuals wishing to be registered as an operator must be registered for tax purposes, have vehicles registered with the state on the right of ownership, use or lease, and meet certain criteria related to business reputation, financial standing and professional competence.
The new rules will increase the competitiveness of national road carriers by improving drivers’ knowledge and skills and management development, leading to an increase in their share of the bilateral and third country transport market, as well as their share of the West–East and North–South international transport corridors.
The application of the requirements of the Quality Charter of International Transport Forum (ITF) (the leading regulatory mechanism in the field of road transport) is one of the objectives of introducing the rules for admission of Azerbaijani road carriers to international passenger and freight transport by road. Relevant requirements for the institution, business reputation, financial stability and professional competence are set out and entities that meet these requirements to transport are admitted by the Quality Charter. This makes organization of road transport operations efficient, the development of the industry sustainable and investment attractiveness increased.
The process of entering into force of the resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers on the “Rules for admission to international passenger and freight transport by road” will take one year after its publication. Appropriate preparations to maintain records of operators will be made by the Land Transport Agency of Azerbaijan during the year. The service Guide for Carriers will organize meetings with carriers and will provide them with necessary explanations and methodological support.
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A resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers “On approval of the regulation on the procedure for determining the customs value of goods imported into the customs territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan” was adopted. The decree comes into force on May 1, 2022, buxgalter.uz reports. The document was adopted in accordance with the presidential decree … Read more
Ukraine is not planning to impose restrictions on the export deliveries of certain agricultural products, namely barley, corn, rapeseed, soybeans, sunflower seeds and sunflower oil. The relevant statement was made by Ukrainian Agrarian Policy and Food First Deputy Minister Taras Vysotskyi at the Prague Karlsbourse trade fair, an Ukrinform correspondent reports. “I want to confirm … Read more
Serbia will will resume exports of maize and wheat to North Macedonia, the Serbian government said, partially relieving its ban on exports of basic foodstuffs caused by the war in Ukraine. Serbian wheat and maize exporters that have contracts with companies in North Macedonia will be allowed to fulfil their contractual obligations, the government said … Read more
Moldovan agricultural producers could export to the Iranian market. According to the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, following a meeting between CCI head Sergiu Harea and Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Moldova Manouchehr Moradi, the main categories of products that can be exported to the Iranian market were identified: corn, flower seeds … Read more
Kazakhstan made a decision to limit wheat and flour export quotas from April 15 until June 15. The wheat quota will make 1 mln tons, wheat flout up to 300,000 tons, Kazinform reports. «The Kazakhstani interdepartmental commission for foreign trade policy and participation in international economic organizations made a decision to limit wheat and flour … Read more
Georgia’s foreign trade turnover in the first three months of 2022 amounted to USD 3.87 billion – a 38% increase compared to the same period last year, according to express data released by the National Statistics Office (Geostat) on April 13. Exports increased by 43.3% year-over-year to USD 1.17 billion, while imports went up 35.8%, … Read more
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved the “Rules for admission to international passenger and freight transport by road”. The rules set the criteria related to the business reputation, financial condition and professional competence of the operator of international passenger and freight transport by road, and the requirements on the level of training of the operator’s … Read more