Baku: The special customs procedure for duty-free trade and its scope are being defined, APA reports. This development is a part of the newly proposed Chapter 33-1 of the Customs Code, which is set to be discussed at the Milli Majlis meeting on May 1.
According to Azeri-Press News Agency, the draft outlines that duty-free trade will enable the sale of foreign goods without customs duties and taxes to individuals departing the country via special shops. These shops will be designated as customs control zones, and their operations will be overseen by the relevant executive authority.