The Ministry of Labor and Social Protection has given 30 more private houses and apartments to martyrs’ families and disabled war veterans.

Azerbaijan’s Labor and Social Protection Ministry has assigned social benefits to more than 2,700 family members of over 1,100 martyrs that lost their lives in the Patriotic War, namely the second Karabakh war waged between September 27 and November 10, the ministry’s website has reported.

Azerbaijan’s self-employment program under the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection covered 12,000 people in 2020, the ministry has reported.

The great victory of the Azerbaijani army under the leadership of the President, Supreme Commander-in-Chief Ilham Aliyev in the 44-day war (from late Sept. through early Nov. 2020) for the liberation of Armenian-occupied lands has written down gold letters in the native history, said Head of the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of Population Sahil Babayev.

Azerbaijan’s self-employment program under the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection is expected to cover 16,000 people in 2021, Labor and Social Protection Minister Sahil Babayev has said.

Azerbaijan is carrying out active work on providing social support to martyrs’ families, war veterans, wounded servicemen and their families.

The Ministry of Labor and Social Protection continues to take measures to provide social support to martyrs’ families, war veterans and civilians affected by the Armenian aggression.

The Labor and Social Protection Ministry has provided 1,450 apartments, private houses to martyrs’ families, disabled war veterans in 2020.

The Labor and Social Protection Ministry fulfilled its plan to provide 400 cars to the disabled war veterans in 2020.

The Ministry of Labor and Social Protection has given 43 more private houses to martyrs’ families and disabled war veterans.