At a meeting with representatives of the public, held in Sheki on January 30, Deputy Prime Minister Abid Sharifov demanded the state budgetary organizations’ leaders to open new jobs and personally inform him of that in a week. It was reported by the regional correspondent of Turan.
The meeting was organized in the Executive Power of the district. Particular subject of the discussion was the suspension of the local silk factory. Abid Sharifov demanded the Chairman of the Board of Sheki Ipek Nizami Garibov to provide an action plan for the restoration of sericulture in the region in ten days.
Garibov gave untrue information on the number of factory workers. According to him, 200 people work there, while several people in the courtroom reported the employment of 40-60 people working in the silk mill. ----08D
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