Azerbaijan Hosts 61st CIS Interstate Council Meeting on Antimonopoly Policy in Khankendi
Khankendi, The Gulf Observer: The 61st meeting of the Interstate Council on Antimonopoly Policy of the Member States of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) commenced in Khankendi, Azerbaijan, on October 29, bringing together representatives to strengthen cooperation in competition policy and consumer market regulation.
The meeting is being organized by the State Agency for Antimonopoly and Consumer Market Control under the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan.
The gathering aims to enhance cooperation among competition authorities of CIS member states, facilitate the exchange of experience in implementing competition legislation, and strengthen joint efforts to safeguard fair competition in the market.
Participants are discussing key issues related to the enforcement of competition laws, emerging challenges in contemporary markets, and opportunities to expand cooperation among CIS member states.
The meeting provides a platform for representatives to share practical experiences, discuss approaches to competition regulation, and explore measures to improve coordination among relevant authorities.
The discussions underscore the importance of regional cooperation in promoting competitive markets, addressing evolving economic challenges, and strengthening the implementation of competition policies across CIS member states.
The meeting in Khankendi reflects Azerbaijan’s continued engagement in regional cooperation initiatives aimed at advancing economic collaboration and fostering effective competition regulation.
