Samir Sharifov: "In the revised budget 51.1% of revenues will fall on the non-oil and gas sector"

In the revised state budget of Azerbaijan for 2024, 48.9% of the revenue forecast will come to the oil and gas sector, and 51.1% to the non-oil and gas sector. This was stated by Finance Minister Samir Sharifov during today's plenary session of the Milli Majlis - discussion of the bill on amendments to the law "On Execution of the State Budget for 2024". Thus, a share of the non-oil and gas sector rose by 0.8 percentage points...

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