According to the State Customs Committee, exports from Azerbaijan to Armenia totaled $9.646 million in Jan-Apr.
In April alone, exports amounted to $3.889 million.
Imports from Armenia were only $960.
Azerbaijan exports to Armenia reach $10M
Azerbaijan's exports to Armenia approach $10 million. State Customs Committee reports $9.646 million in Jan-Apr 2024.
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