Nagorno-Karabakh’s Foreign Trade Grows By 15.4% To 90 Billion Drams

STEPANAKERT, November 12, /ARKA/. Nagorno-Karabakh’s foreign trade grew by 15.4% year-on-year in the first nine months of 2010 to 90 billion Drams ($238.9 million), ARKA correspondent in Stepanakert reported citing the latest figures released by its National Statistical Service.

According to officials numbers, exports grew by 36.3% to 19.8 billion Drams ($52.5 million), while imports grew by 10.6% to 70.2 billion Drams ($186.5 million). The trade deficit amounted to 50.4 billion Drams or $134 million. –0–

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