Government allocates funds for construction of highway, school in Gabala
President Ilham Aliyev signed an order on measures for the construction of the Agdash - Zaragan (40 km) - Boyuk Pireli - Kichik Pireli - Khirhatala - Jigatelli - Khamzali highway in Gabala region on May 17, Azertag reported today.
In accordance with the order, five million manat ($2.9 million) has been allocated for the State Agency of Azerbaijan Automobile Roads from the Reserve Fund of the president of Azerbaijan envisaged in the state budget for 2021 to build the Agdash - Zaragan (40 km) - Boyuk Pireli - Kichik Pireli - Khirhatala - Jigatelli - Khamzali highway, connecting five settlements with a population of 7,000 people.
The Ministry of Finance was instructed to ensure the allocation of funds in the amount specified in this order. When distributing the state capital investments (investment expenditure) in the draft state budget of Azerbaijan for 2022, the Ministry of Economy was instructed to ensure the allocation of the necessary funds to complete the construction of the highway specified in the order. The Cabinet of Ministers must solve the issues as part of the order.
Moreover, the president signed an order on the measures to build a new building of a secondary school in Gabala's Nij settlement.
In accordance with the order, 1.5 million manat ($882,352) has been initially allocated to the Ministry of Education from the Reserve Fund of the president of Azerbaijan envisaged in the state budget for 2021 to construct a new building of a secondary school #4 for 360 pupils in Nij settlement of Gabala district.
The Ministry of Finance was instructed to ensure the allocation of funds in the amount specified in this order. When distributing the state capital investments (investment expenditure) in the draft state budget of Azerbaijan for 2022, the Ministry of Economy was instructed to ensure the allocation of the necessary funds to complete the construction of the school building specified in the order. The Cabinet of Ministers must solve the issues as part of the order.
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