The reforms carried out in Azerbaijan, the price of oil, and the low speed of the Internet in the country are the topics of today's media.
The newspaper Azerbaijan writes about the reforms implemented in the country. In 2019, social packages were adopted, within the framework of which the salary doubled, and pensions increased by 72%, covering 4.2 million people.
The website Bizimyol.info discusses the price of oil. The state budget for 2020 is based on a calculation of the cost of $ 55 per barrel, and some experts consider it dangerous.
MP Masimli considers the Russian version to be the most optimal. Their budget is calculated within the oil price of 40-43 dollars.
Therefore, the fall in oil prices does not have any effect on the budget of the Russian Federation.
The website Redaktor.az writes why the Internet is so low in Azerbaijan and the 4G network does not work. Expert Farid Kyazimov said that starting in December, the fifth generation of 5G wireless technology will begin to be used in the country. This technology will cover a certain territory and provide users with high speed.
At the same time, the 4G network has not justified itself, especially at the Bakcell mobile operator.
The question arises, if 4G did not justify itself, what is the need for switching to 5G? In Azerbaijan, 4G applies only to a certain territory, and as it moves away from the center, it switches to 3G and even to 2G.
In the future, Wi-Fi internet connection will be replaced by 5G. At the same time 5G has a negative impact on all living things, so several countries have already abandoned this technology.
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