BAKU, Azerbaijan, May 26. As many as 11 million
trees and other vegetations adapted to the coastal climate have
been already planted at Sea Breeze, President of Agalarov
Development and founder of the Sea Breeze resort town, Emin
Aghalarov, said, answering questions of moderator - Kommersant FM
host Petr Kosenko during the "New Geography of Investments"
session, Trend
reports.
Agalarov spoke about the project's development, infrastructure
expansion, and investment strategy.
According to him, Sea Breeze continues its extensive landscaping
program using plants adapted to the region's climate.
"We import plants from Spain—palms, agaves, rosemary, and other
species. We spent 20 years selecting them to withstand the climate,
wind, and salty environment. Now they're thriving," he said.
The founder of Sea Breeze emphasized that the project's
development was made possible by the creation of modern
infrastructure, including roads, power supply, and water
resources.
"Previously, there was a water shortage, forcing us to resort to
expensive solutions. Today, a central water supply has been
connected, which has allowed us to significantly expand landscaping
and develop the area," noted Agalarov.
According to him, special attention is being paid to the
sustainability of the water supply system and the creation of
backup capacity to preserve green spaces.
He also emphasized that the project's investment model is aimed
at a new generation of investors, and that development is supported
by flexible financial instruments and maximum return
guarantees.
"We are confident in the foundation we've built over 20 years,
and we can offer investors clear and transparent terms," added
the president of Agalarov Development.
