Irrigators to Get 50 Million AZN to Improve Logistics
The following year, JSC Irrigation and Water Management will receive from the state budget 50 million manat to improve the logistics. This amount is unchanged from 2011.
Overall, in 2016 the Ministry of Finance costs to meet the needs of the state monopoly will make 290 million 386.6 thousand manat. Of these, the salary will be 56 million 259.6 thousand manat (+1.5% as compared to this year), the purchase of goods and services - 153 million 558 thousand manat (+1.5%), the purchase of intangible assets - 15 million 45 thousand manat (minus 52%), other expenses - 15 million 403.1 thousand manat (minus 18.1%), and the payment of allowances - 120.9 thousand manat (+ 7.4%). --17D-
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