Azerbaijani Ambassador praises Jordan's support for country
Ammon News - Azerbaijani Ambassador to Amman Ildar Salimov highlighted ongoing development programs in his country aimed at attracting Arab and foreign investors in various sectors, including tourism, agriculture, agricultural technology, food industries, and carpet manufacturing.
In a statement on Monday, Salimov expressed appreciation for Jordan's supportive stance toward Azerbaijan within the framework of international legitimacy resolutions.
Describing Baku as the "Pearl of Asia," he encouraged global business leaders to establish lasting economic ties with Azerbaijan to explore investment and development opportunities. He underscored Azerbaijan's well-developed infrastructure as a key factor in attracting capital, particularly in the Nagorno-Karabakh region, which is rich in natural resources. Petra
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