Industrial predominance in the non-oil sector, the situation in the grain industry, and the demographic situation in the country are the leading topics of today's press.
The newspaper Azerbaijan writes that the agrarian sector is on the industrial track. In January-February this year, the export of non-oil products increased by 37.3% compared to the same period of the previous year, amounting to 241.7 million manat.
The author quotes the head of state, according to which the growth in agriculture was 4.2%. Further, the author gives figures on the agrarian sectors in a comparative characteristic.
The website Azadliq.info writes about the situation in the field of grain growing. In Azerbaijan, under the guise of the development of grain production, funds are annually allocated from the state budget. The country's demand for food grain is only 1.4 million tons. This need is met entirely through imports. The Ministry of Agriculture asserts that annually over 1 million 800 tons of grain is produced in Azerbaijan, however, 1.4-1.6 million tons of grain is imported annually.
The newspaper Novoye Vremya writes about raising the retirement age in Azerbaijan. Meanwhile, the officially reported number of workers is much higher than the number of persons of retirement age.
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On October 26, the weather in Baku and on the Absheron Peninsula will be cloudy, with rain expected in several areas during the day and evening. The wind will be northwestern. The air temperature at night will be +10 to +13°C, and during the day it will reach +14 to +16°C. Humidity at night will be 70-80%, and during the day it will be 60-65%.
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A project concerning Aziz Aliyev street and Icheri Sheher will be launched from 27 October, the Ministry of Digital Development and Transport said in a statement.
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FC "Qarabag" lost to the famous "Ajax" from the Netherlands with a score of 0:3 in a home match of the main stage of the Europa League on October 24.
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A citizen of the Comoros, Mohammad Ahmed, and a citizen of Azerbaijan, Parviz Guliyev, were arrested for hunting falcons listed in Azerbaijan's "Red Book." According to the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, five "Caucasian Falcons" and hunting equipment were seized from the detainees. They were hunting the falcons using decoy pigeons as bait.
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