BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 20. The instructions, for
which 2.986 billion manat ($1.76 billion), to be shaped following
amendments to the Azerbaijani state funds for 2022, can be spent,
have been revealed by Finance Minister Samir Sharifov, Trend experiences.
Sharifov made the comment at a gathering of the Azerbaijani
Parliament’s Committee on Economic Policy, Industry and
Entrepreneurship throughout a dialogue of amendments to the regulation “On
the state funds of Azerbaijan for 2022”.
According to Sharifov, 1.447 billion manat ($850 million) is
deliberate to be allotted to finance initiatives to create street
infrastructure within the territories liberated from Armenian
occupation, in addition to initiatives to enhance transport and
communication infrastructure in different areas of the nation.
He mentioned that it’s deliberate to allocate 34 million manat ($20
million) to finance the restoration and reconstruction of housing
and non-housing amenities affected by the second Karabakh battle in a
variety of districts and cities, and different settlements.
Besides, in response to the minister, 588 million manat ($345.88
million) is deliberate to be allotted to additional enhance the protection
functionality and navy energy and to finance measures within the area
of nationwide safety, and 519 million manat ($305.29 million) – to
finance obligations within the area of social safety, together with
the cost of wages and social advantages, and monetary help
for labor pensions.
It’s additionally deliberate to allocate 193 million manat ($113.53
million) to make sure meals safety measures, 163 million manat
($95.88 million) – to assist measures associated to the event
of entrepreneurship, and 42 million manat ($24.71 million) – to
present quite a few vital utility and communication prices,
Sharifov mentioned.
According to the forecasts, after the revision, the state funds
expenditures for 2022 will quantity to 32.304 billion manat ($19
billion), which is 2.425 billion manat ($1.43 billion), or 8.1
% greater than the authorised funds.
