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Investment in fixed assets grew by 24%
A month before the end of 2012 capital investments in Azerbaijan exceeded the figure for the same period last year by 24%. 9.4 billion AZN of the 12.6 bn AZN of investments in fixed assets was a share of non-oil sector.
According to the State Statistics Committee of Azerbaijan, the level of investment in the oil sector exceeded the general rate of 1%. The share of domestic investment in the portfolio of investments in January-November of this year was 77.2%.
The state is one of the leading donors to the economy. Just this year, the state budget for projects planned to spend about 6 billion manat. In addition, for work in the construction sector funds are allocated from the State Oil Fund. SOCAR also acts as investor in the construction sector.
During 11 months of this year in Azerbaijan was commissioned 1,556,000 square meters of living space, schools for 29,900 students and others places of social and industrial purposes.
However, due to the significant corruption most of the funds allocated to various state projects are stolen. - 08D-
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- Economics
- 17 December 2012 12:17
Economics
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