JSC Agroleasing allocated AZN 15 million for the purchase of combine harvesters
President of Azerbaijan on July 4 ordered the allocation to state-run Agroleasing JSC AZN 15 million for the purchase of combine harvesters.
The paper noted that the funds are allocated to meet this year's needs of agricultural producers engaged in grain growing, although this is unlikely, since the active phase of the harvest being completed.
In the years 2005-2012 Agroleasing procured by public funds and grants from the Government of Japan in 1033 combine harvesters. This year, the field came in 1724 combine harvester. Prior to the beginning of this year from the state budget and other sources Agroleasing was granted 370.6 million manat, including for the procurement of combines. - 08D -
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