Все больше азербайджанцев рассматривают торговлю как ключевой сектор в отношениях с ЕС

Все больше азербайджанцев рассматривают торговлю как ключевой сектор в отношениях с ЕС 

Опрос свидетельствует о растущей важности борьбы с коррупцией  

Все больше азербайджанцев рассматривают торговлю как один из ключевых элементов отношений своей страны с ЕС, видят в программах ЕС содействие развитию торговли и хотят, чтобы ЕС играл более активную роль в этом секторе.

Эти данные получены в результате третьего из серии опросов общественного мнения, которые проводились с интервалами в шесть месяцев между декабрем 2009 и ноябрем 2010 года. 400 представителей широкой общественности Азербайджана опрошены в рамках финансируемого ЕС исследования отношения к ЕС, которое проводится в странах-партнерах Европейского соседства.

Опрос показал, что большинство людей считают вопрос беженцев и внутренне перемещенных лиц главной задачей, стоящей перед Азербайджаном. В то же время все большее число респондентов назвали  основными задачами страны борьбу с коррупцией (57%, по сравнению с 48% в июне 2010 года), обеспечение национального суверенитета (36% - на 7% больше, чем шесть месяцев назад), безопасности и обороны (34%, по сравнению с 31% в июне 2010 года).

Источник: www.enpi-info.eu

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