BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 2. This year, Baku will
host the Second U.S. Global AI Week, Trend reports, citing the Ministry of Economy,
which
This was announced at the first meeting of the Azerbaijan-U.S. Economic Dialogue.
As part of the First Economic Dialogue, panel sessions were held
on regional connectivity, trade and transit, energy security,
investment, artificial intelligence, and digital infrastructure.
The first session discussed Trump’s International Route for Peace
and Prosperity (TRIPP), the Middle Corridor, the expansion of
regional logistics capabilities, Azerbaijan’s investor-friendly
business environment, and the new opportunities that the country’s
growing ties with Europe and Central Asia create for American
companies.
As part of the discussions on AI and digital infrastructure,
information was presented on U.S. high-tech solutions. The
participants discussed cooperation in the field of data centers and
the implementation of AI technologies, the development of the
regulatory framework, and the prospects for future partnership in
this area. During the meeting, the parties emphasized the
importance of expanding economic cooperation, stimulating mutual
investment, and supporting innovative projects.
The event also included a meeting with representatives of the
business community, during which the importance of fostering
cooperation between the private sector and building new
partnerships was emphasized.
With the participation of Minister of Economy Mikayil Jabbarov
and Caleb Orr, Assistant Secretary of State for Economic, Energy,
and Business Affairs, a number of documents and a Protocol on
Dialogue were signed regarding the creation of digital
infrastructure in Azerbaijan, technology transfer, and the
implementation of effective industrial solutions.
