Azerbaijani Parliament approves state budget for 2025

At the plenary session of Milli Majlis held on 16 December, the bill ‘On State Budget for 2025’ was approved in the third reading. Next year's budget revenues are expected to be 5.4 % higher than this year's - AZN 38,356 million, while budget expenditures are expected to be 4.2 % higher - AZN 41,407.6 million. As compared to the initial version, the forecast of budget revenues and expenditures has been raised by AZ...

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