Nakhchivan's budget in 2025 to exceed AZN 500 million

In 2025, the budget revenues of Nakhchivan are forecasted at AZN 528 million and budget expenditures at AZN 540 million.This is stated in an appropriate draft law. According to the document, they are up by 3.6% and 4.6% from the approved forecasts for 2024 respectively. Next year, AZN 320.5 million of Nakhchivan's budget revenues will be provided by subsidies allocated from the state budget of Azerbaijan. This is down by 4.8 % from...

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