Azerbaijan Reduces Public Investment - Aliyev
The price of oil falls and the public investment reduces. Investment in construction has also reduced, which led to the economic downturn. This was recognized by Ilham Aliyev at a meeting of the Cabinet.
However, the industry is growing, though at only 0.2%. The growth of non-oil sector was at 3.6%, and in the agriculture the growth was at 2.4%, he said.
Twenty-nine schools were built and 485 schools were repaired. Thirty-three health facilities were built, too. Under construction are roads and water supply and infrastructure projects. A total of 121,000 jobs were opened.
During the first 9 months 36,000 jobs were closed. This is a very good result for a crisis year, Aliyev said.
The Southern Gas Corridor is being implemented and Azerbaijan is turning into a very important transport corridor, Aliyev said. -02D-
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- Politics
- 7 October 2016 18:43
Economics
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