International Baku Build-2021 fair holds for 26th time in azerbaijan

Name: International Baku Build-2021 fair holds for 26th time in azerbaijan
Uploaded: 2021-10-20
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Description: The 26th International "Baku Build-2021" construction fair and the 1st Rebuild Karabakh Fair held in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, opened their doors to visitors. Nearly 280 companies from 17 countries have participated in the fair. The Restoratio

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The 26th International “Baku Build-2021” construction fair and the 1st Rebuild Karabakh Fair held in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, opened their doors to visitors. Nearly 280 companies from 17 countries have participated in the fair. The Restoration, Reconstruction and Development of Azerbaijan International Karabakh Fair “Rebuild Karabakh” is being held for the first time this year.

The fair includes “green energy”, “smart village” projects, water facilities in the liberated areas, restoration works, protection, newly built airports and many more ongoing projects in Karabakh.

Kerim Arslan, one of the organizers of the 1st Rebuild Karabakh Fair, said, “Approximately 44 companies from Turkey participated. The country with the highest participation is Turkey. We were all very pleased that Turkish companies participated in the renovation of Karabakh.”

The fair will remain open until October 22.

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