The state budget for next year provided 1,336 mln. manat for financing activities in preparation for the first European Games. The law "On State Budget for 2015", approved by the President, indicated that figure, though in practice usually spend twice as much.
The item of expenditure is justified "financing the development of sports infrastructure for the Games, organizational and other works." In general, the state capital investments in Azerbaijan's state budget for 2015 include 6 930 million manat.
The European Games will be held in the capital and several other cities of Azerbaijan on 20 different sports, 16 of which are Olympic. --17D-
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