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  1. Talks are underway between Azerbaijan and Kyrgyzstan to formalize bilateral cooperation.

Azerbaijan and Kyrgyzstan Discuss Expanding Antitrust and Competition Policy Cooperation

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Officials from Kyrgyzstan and Azerbaijan met in Khankendi, Azerbaijan, to discuss expanding cooperation in antitrust policy, competition protection, and state price regulation. The parties discussed exchanging experience in law enforcement, including the implementation of Azerbaijan’s Competition Code and price monitoring. They agreed to organize reciprocal working visits to further develop cooperation in antimonopoly policy.

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The discussions aim to strengthen antimonopoly control mechanisms and regulatory approaches between the two nations. This cooperation could influence how competition issues are addressed in the bilateral trade environment.

Talks are currently underway between Azerbaijan and Kyrgyzstan to formalize bilateral cooperation.

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Who's involved

  • AzerbaijanHost nation and participant in the discussions on competition policy.
  • KyrgyzstanParticipant in the discussions on antitrust policy and regulatory exchange.

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