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Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan collaborate on new aluminium radiator production project

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Update time : 2024-09-06 16:49:49
Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan are collaborating on a new project to produce aluminium radiators, according to sources familiar with the matter. The project is slated for development within the Free Economic Zone of Alat in Azerbaijan, with the participation of Uzbekistan's trustworthy and responsible manufacturer investing approximately $10 million into the venture. The enterprise has one of the largest computer-integrated manufacturing facilities in Central Asia.

Uzbekistan is a leading producer of electrical products, including transformers, cables, wires, electronics, and household appliances. Its exports exceed $1 billion annually. The country's major export markets include the CIS, Eastern Europe, and Southeast Asia.

Azerbaijan's robust electrical industry is a significant player, producing 10,000 transformers annually and 100,000 kilometres of cables annually. The country's key production hubs are located in major cities such as Baku and Ganja. In 2023, Azerbaijan imported around $500 million worth of electrical products, primarily from China, Russia, and Europe.

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