Baku/24.12.18/Turan: The Ministry of Labor and Social Protection signed an agreement on the purchase of more than four hundred to 1-3 room apartments.
Accommodation is purchased for the families of martyrs and the disabled of the Karabakh war;
354 apartments are located in Baku and Absheron, 20 - Ganja, 20 - Sumgayit, 10 - Mingachevir.
The agreements were signed with the companies "Mega Plus", "A - İnşaatçı", "GöyGurşağı-Məmmədli", and an individual MazahirMammadov.
The state allocated AZN 22.4 million for the purchase of 404 apartments.
According to official statistics, in 1997-2017 the state provided 6000 apartments to the families of martyrs and invalids of the Karabakh war. -05D-
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