“Azersu” OJSC has been successfully presented at the exhibition called "Azerbaijan over 10 years. Socioeconomic development: implementation of state programs"

   “Azersu” OJSC has been successfully presented at the exhibition "Azerbaijan over 10 years. Socioeconomic development: implementation of state programs" organized at the Baku Exhibition Center. The exhibition pavilions displayed socioeconomic development of the republic between 2003 and 2013. The achievements in the water supply and sanitation sector in the last 10 years are reflected in the Joint Stock Company stands.

   An important part of “Ecology” section was dedicated to drinking water supply and sanitation section. The stands reflected the projects carried out on the development of water supply and sanitation of population. These projects include the construction of Oguz-Gabala-Baku water pipeline, reconstruction of Hovsan Aeration Station, Construction of Central Laboratory of “Azersu” OJSC, reconstruction of water and sanitation infrastructures in Baku and surrounding areas, application of new technology and etc. A video clip about water and sanitation projects was demonstrated.

   Three of the exhibition pavilions display industrial, energy, information and communication technologies used in Azerbaijan, the country's achievements in the field of agriculture, private enterprise, transport, tourism, emergency situations, urban development, healthcare, science and education, youth policy and sports, ecology, water supply and sanitation services, culture and other spheres, as well as the main indicators of socioeconomic development of the regions. The exhibition stands reflected the sections of "Macroeconomics", "Industry", "Energy", "Information and communication technologies", "Transport", "Emergency situations", "Urban planning and public property", "Foreign policy", "Youth and sports", "Culture and Tourism", "Social development and services", "Ecology", "Water supply and sanitation", "Agro-industrial complex”. The central exhibition hall included the pavilions describing the socioeconomic development of the regions. The stands in this section broadly reflect the work done within the framework of state programs for each district. The stands provide extensive information about the creative and landscaping work ongoing in the districts, the creation of new institutions and enterprises, jobs, social facilities, etc.

   “Azersu” OJSC staff also reviewed the exhibition.