Baku: Azerbaijan’s Economic Council, chaired by Prime Minister Ali Asadov, has approved a series of measures aimed at driving growth in the country’s tourism sector. The council convened on May 8 to address the current situation, challenges, and future prospects within the sector, emphasizing the importance of expanding the tourism market as part of the nation’s economic strategy.
According to Azerbaijan State News Agency, the meeting featured a comprehensive report presented by Fuad Naghiyev, Chairman of the State Tourism Agency. The report outlined the priority measures for boosting tourism, alongside addressing other economic issues. Members of the Economic Council, along with invited guests, engaged in extensive discussions on these topics.
In the meeting’s conclusion, participants agreed on several decisions to foster the development of the tourism sector. Specific instructions were issued to relevant bodies to ensure the implementation of these measures, marking a significant step forward in Azerbaijan’s efforts to enhance its appeal as a tourist destination.
Source: Azerbaijan State News Agency