Half a billion manat last year accounted for communication services
BAKU/22.01.14/TURAN : Enterprises Communications and Information and Communication Technologies of Azerbaijan last year provided services to the population in the amount of 1 billion 528.1 million manat .
According to the State Statistics Committee , it is 10.7 % more than last year. While 72.4 % of all services were rendered to the population , 29.6% - to the corporate sector, including public sector.
Mobile communication is in the first place - 59.1% ( 902.5 million manat ) of the total cost of services ( 17.4 % compared to last year ). - 17D-
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- Economics
- 22 January 2014 12:31
Economics
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