Economic reforms in the country, the problem of education abroad, the appeal of the Azerbaijani Embassy in Australia to the government of this country, and the situation around the currency exchange are the leading topics of today's press
The official gazette Azerbaijan writes about the initial positive results of economic and structural reforms.
The author writes about the creation of the Board of Appeal in order to prevent negative aspects in the agricultural sector, business, and other non-oil sectors. However, this reform does not end there, the newspaper says.
The Azadlig published an article entitled "Why is the power afraid of foreign education?" It refers to the reasons for suspension in sending students abroad. The power spends millions on senseless projects. However, they have decided not to waste funds for education.
Apparently, the authorities understand that the students educated in Europe have a different way of thinking and worldview. The authorities do not want to see those who know their rights and demand their observance.
The Yeni Musavat writes about the situation in currency exchange. Exchange offices were closed after the devaluation of December 21, 2015. Now the issue of resuming the work of exchange offices is discussed. MP Vahid Ahmedov proposes to introduce ATMs as exchangers, as is done abroad.
The expert Vugar Bayramov also considers it necessary to restore exchange points. In his opinion, at least four exchange points should work in every district of the capital.
The Novoye Vremya writes about the strange doings of the Azerbaijani ambassador to Australia Rovshan Jumshudov and his accountant Araz Khasiyev. Without paying the duty, they brought a large batch of alcoholic beverages and cigarettes into the country. This was reported by the leading Australian newspaper The Age. As you know, for the first time it was loudly stated by the former employee of the Embassy Anar Hasanov, who later renounced the citizenship of Azerbaijan, requesting asylum abroad. Australian journalists believe that the goods imported into the country in such a large scale may appear in the "black market."
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On Sunday, 6 October in Baku and Absheron Peninsula the variable cloudiness is expected, mostly without precipitation, moderate south-east wind will prevail.
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Shargiya Ganbarova, a teacher of school number 1 in Nakhchivan city, has been dismissed from her job.
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Recently, some states have been threatening the world with nuclear weapons. Russian officials, who openly invaded Ukraine in 2022, have been threatening Western countries in recent months, stating that they might resort to using nuclear weapons if they allow Ukraine to use the weapons provided by them to strike Russian territories.
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Changeable weather without precipitation is expected in Baku on. The northwestern wind will change to northeastern. Nighttime temperatures will range from +14 to +18 degrees, while daytime highs will reach +21 to +26 degrees. Humidity will be 65-75% at night and 40-50% during the day. Rain is expected in the regions of the country, with localized heavy downpours and thunderstorms, which will cease by the evening.
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