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AZERBAIJAN AND EUROPEAN
           UNION
Political Economy of European
             Union

   RASHIDLI MAMMAD
CONTENTS
 ABOUT AZERBAIJAN

 INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND

 INTERESTS

 POLITICAL RELATIONSHIP

 ECONOMIC RELATIONSHIP

 REFERENCES
ABOUT AZERBAIJAN
Capital: Baku

Area: 86,600 km族

Population: 9,165,000 (2011 estimate)

Currency: Manat
EUROPEAN
UNION AND
AZERBAIJAN
Current GDP: 49,2 Billions of Euros - 2011

GDP per capita: 5 394,9 Euros - 2011

Exports-to-GDP ratio: 39,0 % (2010)

Imports-to-GDP ratio: 12,2 % (2010)

Trade-to-GDP ratio: 51,1 % (2010)

                                              MANAT LOGO
INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND
Gained independence from USSR in 1991

Joined United Nations in 1992

Formal relations with the EU began in 1996

43rd state to join the Council of Europe on January
 25, 2001
INTERESTS
Oil Partnership

 European Neighborhood Policy

Political Relationship

Energy Partnership

Transport
POLITICAL RELATIONSHIP
Azerbaijan and european union
Three main issues that EU considers most
important in relationship with Azerbaijan:

Broaden and deepen the relationship with Azerbaijan in the
 existing political frameworks

Cooperation in the energy sector receives prominent
 mention

Azerbaijans territorial integrity.
ECONOMIC RELATIONSHIP
In 2011 trade with the EU represented 42.5% for
 Azerbaijan

 Azerbaijan's share in total EU trade is 0.5%.

Important role both in supplying energy to the EU and
 as a transit route

Major supplier of oil and gas to the EU
Oil and gas pipelines from Azerbaijan
Imports and Exports of goods between EU
                                    and Azerbaijan
                   16
                   14
BILLIONS OF EURO




                   12
                   10
                   8
                                                   14,8           Imports
                   6                                              Exports
                                      9,7
                   4     7,4
                   2
                                            2.3           2.9
                               1.6
                   0
                           2009         2010         2011
                                       YEARS
Major Import Partners of EU   Major Export Partners of EU

1. China                      1. US

2. Russia                     2. China

3. US                         3. Switzerland

4. Norway                     4. Russia

5. Switzerland                5. Turkey

25. Azerbaijan                54. Azerbaijan
European Union imports from Azerbaijan
                                    Mineral fuels, lubricants and
              0.2                   related materials

                                    Machinery and transport
                    0.1             equipment
            0,2
                                    Food and live animals


                                    Chemicals and related
                                    products

                                    Manufactured goods
                  99.5              classified chiefly by material

                                    Miscellaneous manufactured
                                    articles

                                    Crude
                                    materials, inedible, except
                                    fuels
                                    Commodities and
                                    transactions
European Union exports to Azerbaijan
                                       Mineral fuels, lubricants and
                                       related materials

                                       Machinery and transport
                  2.5
                                       equipment
     20.1
                                       Food and live animals
                              47.6

14                                     Chemicals and related
                                       products

            9.5                        Manufactured goods
                   4                   classified chiefly by material

                                       Miscellaneous manufactured
                                       articles

                                       Crude
                                       materials, inedible, except
                                       fuels
                                       Commodities and
                                       transactions
REFERENCES
 http://trade.ec.europa.eu/doclib/docs/2006/september/tradoc_11334
  7.pdf

 http://ec.europa.eu/trade/creating-opportunities/bilateral-
  relations/regions/south-caucasus/

 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azerbaijan%E2%80%93European_Union_r
  elations

 http://www.iep-
  berlin.de/fileadmin/website/09_Publikationen/SPES_Policy_Papers/SPE
  S_Policy_Paper_2011__The__EUs__policy__towards_Azerbaijan_BOETTGER
  _FALKENHAIN.pdf
THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION!


     MAMMAD RASHIDLI
      mrashidli@ibs-b.hu

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  • 1. AZERBAIJAN AND EUROPEAN UNION Political Economy of European Union RASHIDLI MAMMAD
  • 2. CONTENTS ABOUT AZERBAIJAN INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND INTERESTS POLITICAL RELATIONSHIP ECONOMIC RELATIONSHIP REFERENCES
  • 3. ABOUT AZERBAIJAN Capital: Baku Area: 86,600 km族 Population: 9,165,000 (2011 estimate) Currency: Manat
  • 5. Current GDP: 49,2 Billions of Euros - 2011 GDP per capita: 5 394,9 Euros - 2011 Exports-to-GDP ratio: 39,0 % (2010) Imports-to-GDP ratio: 12,2 % (2010) Trade-to-GDP ratio: 51,1 % (2010) MANAT LOGO
  • 6. INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND Gained independence from USSR in 1991 Joined United Nations in 1992 Formal relations with the EU began in 1996 43rd state to join the Council of Europe on January 25, 2001
  • 7. INTERESTS Oil Partnership European Neighborhood Policy Political Relationship Energy Partnership Transport
  • 10. Three main issues that EU considers most important in relationship with Azerbaijan: Broaden and deepen the relationship with Azerbaijan in the existing political frameworks Cooperation in the energy sector receives prominent mention Azerbaijans territorial integrity.
  • 12. In 2011 trade with the EU represented 42.5% for Azerbaijan Azerbaijan's share in total EU trade is 0.5%. Important role both in supplying energy to the EU and as a transit route Major supplier of oil and gas to the EU
  • 13. Oil and gas pipelines from Azerbaijan
  • 14. Imports and Exports of goods between EU and Azerbaijan 16 14 BILLIONS OF EURO 12 10 8 14,8 Imports 6 Exports 9,7 4 7,4 2 2.3 2.9 1.6 0 2009 2010 2011 YEARS
  • 15. Major Import Partners of EU Major Export Partners of EU 1. China 1. US 2. Russia 2. China 3. US 3. Switzerland 4. Norway 4. Russia 5. Switzerland 5. Turkey 25. Azerbaijan 54. Azerbaijan
  • 16. European Union imports from Azerbaijan Mineral fuels, lubricants and 0.2 related materials Machinery and transport 0.1 equipment 0,2 Food and live animals Chemicals and related products Manufactured goods 99.5 classified chiefly by material Miscellaneous manufactured articles Crude materials, inedible, except fuels Commodities and transactions
  • 17. European Union exports to Azerbaijan Mineral fuels, lubricants and related materials Machinery and transport 2.5 equipment 20.1 Food and live animals 47.6 14 Chemicals and related products 9.5 Manufactured goods 4 classified chiefly by material Miscellaneous manufactured articles Crude materials, inedible, except fuels Commodities and transactions
  • 18. REFERENCES http://trade.ec.europa.eu/doclib/docs/2006/september/tradoc_11334 7.pdf http://ec.europa.eu/trade/creating-opportunities/bilateral- relations/regions/south-caucasus/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azerbaijan%E2%80%93European_Union_r elations http://www.iep- berlin.de/fileadmin/website/09_Publikationen/SPES_Policy_Papers/SPE S_Policy_Paper_2011__The__EUs__policy__towards_Azerbaijan_BOETTGER _FALKENHAIN.pdf
  • 19. THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION! MAMMAD RASHIDLI mrashidli@ibs-b.hu