Priorities of lending agricultural projects in the city Gedabek have been determined. According to the information of the National Fund for Entrepreneurship Support (NFES) under the Ministry of Economy and Industry, in the midlands it is beneficial to plant the potatoes, to develop beekeeping, cattle breeding, open the "green shopping". In addition, it is necessary to do industrial processing and packaging of forest fruit and honey, and produce sweets.
Projects in this area will be accepted first. In addition, the "right" business can rely on appropriate consultation authorized personnel fund. If it is possible employers can even count on the loan in full the cost of the project.
NFES was established in 1992, and its agents in the issuance of loans are more than 50 banks and micro-finance organization. Last year, the volume of lending to entrepreneurs by the Fund amounted to 295 million AZN. --17D-
Economics
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In Baku, grappling with growing environmental challenges, experts and policymakers convened on Friday for an international scientific conference titled “Sustainable Environment: Transition to Green Energy.” The event highlighted the urgent need for innovative strategies to combat pollution and advance renewable energy initiatives.
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