Investment growth in 2013 to be 17.3%
In 2013, the economy of Azerbaijan will invest 18 billion manat. This is 17.3% higher than the projected figure for this year.
The government plans to invest 11.4 billion manat in the economy in 2013. This represents 63.3% of the investment portfolio of the country. The remaining investments have the private sector.
According to government forecasts, 69.4% of the investment will be directed to the non-oil sector of the economy. The share of foreign investment is only 20%. - 08D-
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