The fundamentals of entrepreneurship development in the country, the near-term outlook of manat, and psychological assistance in schools are the leading topics of today's media.
The Azerbaycan newspaper writes that Ilham Aliyev"s economic policy has created conditions for a transparent business. The author claims that a strong class of entrepreneurs has been formed in the country, since there is free competition.
The share of the private sector in GDP is quite significant. From 2003 to 2017, the number of business entities increased by 4.2 times, the number of small enterprises - by 2 times, and the number of private entrepreneurs - by 5 times.
For 15 years, due to the private sector, the number of jobs increased by 75%.
The Müsavat website comments on the words of Finance Minister Samir Sharifov that a sharp strengthening of the manat will adversely affect domestic producers and exports.
Expert Gubad Ibadoglu believes that this statement can be viewed as a warning from the government that it is going to weaken the manat.
Gubad Ibadoglu does not consider the statement to be accidental. After reducing the price of oil, the government would like to announce a devaluation in order to facilitate the completion of the budget.
The website Moderator.az publishes a conversation with the psychologist-teacher Zeynab Eyyubova, who talks about the problems of their profession and work with schoolchildren. So, in public schools, the activity of psychologists is very weak. And the professionals who can work there do n ot show individual approach to students. In addition, school psychologists have a low salary, and for this reason they cannot improve their skills by attending trainings and seminars.
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On June 24, Imangali Tasmagambetov, Secretary General of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), suggested that the organization might expand its functionality and membership. "The need for a military-political alliance is growing significantly," Tasmagambetov remarked, citing historical precedents and favorable conditions offered by the CSTO. The CSTO, led by Russia, includes Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Armenia. However, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan recently criticized the organization and announced a de facto freeze on Armenia's participation.
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The joint project by Azercell and the Judo Federation continues to promote a healthy lifestyle! The "This Is the Way" social campaign, implemented by “Azercell Teleсom” LLC in cooperation with the Azerbaijan Judo Federation, continues to highlight the negative consequences of drug addiction. The initiative has attracted over 700 participants from various regions of Azerbaijan, promoting a healthy lifestyle among society, particularly young people.
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*Baku, June 25, 2024* - Despite significant government funding for the State Border Guard Service, Azerbaijan's fight against drug trafficking remains ineffective, according to Aygun Muradhanli, owner of Prime TV. Speaking at a discussion of the film "The Narcotic Side of Hybrid Wars" produced by her company, Muradhanli emphasized the need for alternative strategies.
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The number of students expelled from higher education institutions in Azerbaijan surged by 9.8 percent in 2023, with 8,631 students dismissed for reasons including non-payment of tuition fees, absenteeism, or voluntary withdrawal, according to the 12th issue of "Abituriyent" magazine.
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