In 2012, ICT Sector Invested More Than 300 Million Manats
Investments, mainly governmental ones, invested in the ICT sector, information and mail in Azerbaijan in 2012, amounted to 325.3 million manat. The sector of sales amounted to 1 billion 503.4 million manat, an increase of 17.3% compared to last year.
The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, for 9 years (2004-12 years) invested about 2 billion manat. At the same time, the volume of services and manufactured goods amounted to 8 billion 385.1 mln.
The pace of growth of the ICT sector for the year 2012 compared to 2011 was 16.6%, of information - by 50.1%, of post services - almost by 18.2%. - 17D -
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