Creation of Agrarian Parks Allocated 48 Million of Concessional Loans
For the creation of six agrarian parks the National Entrepreneurship Support Fund allocated 48 million manat. This was announced at a meeting held in the Shamkir region by the Fund management with businessmen.
In this case, NESF only calls two agrarian parks - Shamkir and Yalama (Khachmaz region). Other agrarian parks are not reported. We only know that the draft of the third agrarian park in the Khizi region was prepared.
Prior to that, the Minister of Economy Shahin Mustafayev reported that it is planned to create 26 agrarian parks in 19 areas (Agjabedi, Beylagan, Imishli, Kurdamir, Salyan, Fuzuli, Saatli, Yevlakh, Agdash and other areas).
On these days Azerisiq announced a tender for the construction of power lines for the creation of agrarian parks in the Hajigabul and Shamakhi regions. The companies that have expressed interest to establish these agrarian complexes are not known to the public. ----08B
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