Motor building in Nakhchivan develops thank to veterans, the disabled and their own population
One hundred invalids of the Great War, and equated citizens received today cars "NAZ Lifan", issued at the Nakhchivan Automobile Plant "NAZ-IMPEX" LTD.
According to the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of Azerbaijan, 38 beneficiaries of the Great War-II veterans, 42 - people who become disabled performing military service, 20 - disabled of the Chernobyl tragedy. In addition, in April-May this brand cars got 677 invalids of Karabakh war and events of January 20, were waiting for receiving cars in early 2014.
The process of issuing cars to war veterans and citizens equivalent to them began in June. From this category 523 people received cars. Until the end of July is planned to provide with cars "NAZ Lifan" all waiting. Overall, since April, the state provided 1200 veterans and the disabled.
Nakhchivan bans on driving cars of other brands. The population is now provided by local hatchbacks, sedans, vans, lorries and minibuses.
In addition, all officials of the autonomy now drive only cars of domestic production. Perhaps then the at the request of the chairman of the Supreme Council of autonomy, Vasif Talibov, the officials of the main territory of Azerbaijan will also taste the delights of the China -Nakhchivan technology.
Judging by the manufacturer’s requests, there are 1.5 thousand cars of this brand in the country. - 17D-
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