The Government approves the new composition of the board of the Ministry of Finance
The Cabinet approved the new composition of the board of the Ministry of Finance of Azerbaijan. By tradition, the Board is headed by the Minister Samir Sharifov, except for him, there are the first deputy Ilgar Fatizadeh and two deputies: Azer Bayramov and Emin Huseynov. The advisory body includes the Minister of Finance of Nakhichevan Autonomous Republic Khalid Isgandarov, head of the office of the Finance Ministry, Namig Suleymanov.
Then come - Javanshir Yusifov, Head of Civil Service of financial supervision; Razim Valiyev, director of the agency for the management of public debt; Khalig Rahmanov, head of the legal department of the apparatus; Fazil Farajov, the head of the budget department of the apparatus; Khagani Rzayev, head of the department of social financing; Elman Piriyev, Director of the State treasury agency and Adil Akhmedov, head of the state supervision service for precious metals and stones. --17D-
Economics
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