In Baku, a month before the World Telecommunication and Information Society Day (May 17) announced the finalists of the nationwide competition in science among university students.
The day before there was the first stage, sponsored by the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, the Heydar Aliyev Foundation, Ministry of Education and the Institute of Information Technologies of the National Academy of Sciences (ANAS).
In the first stage of the Olympiad was attended by 48 teams from 13 higher education institutions. According to the final results, 28 teams from nine universities have the right to speak in the second stage (final) Olympics.
The final stage of the Olympiad scheduled to be held on April 28.
Note that the team winners will be awarded valuable gifts from companies Azerfon and Ultra.
Information on the competition can get from the site www.olimpiada.az. - 17D-
Economics
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In Azerbaijan, the minimum consumption basket may be reassessed next year. This was discussed during a joint meeting of parliamentary committees. The last changes to the consumption basket were made a decade ago. However, during this period, inflation has risen, and the cost of the minimum living standard has also increased. Moreover, some experts believe that the current minimum consumption basket in Azerbaijan requires significant updates, with the inclusion of additional goods and services.
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Azerbaijan's draft state budget for 2025 prioritizes strategic objectives outlined by President Ilham Aliyev, including economic growth, social development, and reconstruction of liberated territories, according to senior officials speaking at a parliamentary session on Monday.
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The management of the Baku Metro often announces projects for new underground lines and stations, but official information never includes data on the cost of laying a kilometer of track or building specific metro stations. Journalists sometimes obtain details from unofficial sources, raising doubts about the reliability of such information. For instance, in 2021, an unofficial government source reported a cost of 60 million manats for planned construction of a single station on the Purple Line. This figure excluded finishing works, installation of communication lines, electronics, escalators, and elevators.
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The Milli Majlis (Parliament) of Azerbaijan began discussions on Monday regarding the draft state budget for 2025, which projects expenditures of AZN 41.368 billion.
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