On 14 March, Parliament is scheduled annual government report (UPDATED)
2014 March 04 (Tuesday) 15:18:52
BAKU/04.03.14/Turan : Government report on socio - economic development of Azerbaijan in 2013 will be held in the parliament on March 14.
By law, the Cabinet of Ministers reports on last year's activities at the fifth plenary session of the parliament's spring session (this year it falls on March 14) and the Ombudsman does this at the fourth plenary meeting ( March 4) .
The report , handed out to the deputies , contains an analysis of the macroeconomic situation in 2013, the execution of the state budget last year , the development of individual segments of the financial market , the government's actions to address social problems and so on. It also reflected in the cooperation with international financial institutions . -17D-
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