Ilham Aliyev submits draft law on next year's budget to Parliament

President Ilham Aliyev has submitted the draft law ‘On State Budget for 2025’ to the Milli Majlis for consideration. This was reported by the Ministry of Finance. According to the draft, next year's state budget revenues of Azerbaijan will amount to AZN 38,316 million and expenditures - AZN 41,367.6 million. This is up by 5.3% and 4.1% from the approved forecasts for 2024 respectively. As compared to the initial version, the bu...

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