Azerbaijan sets 9.2 billion manat for State Social Protection Fund spending in 2027

In Azerbaijan, expenditures not based on insurance principles are financed from the State Social Protection Fund's resources. According to AZERTAC, Chairman of the Calculation Chamber Vugar Gulmammadov said this on 5 November during a joint meeting of the Milli Majlis Committee on Labour and Social Policy and the Committee on Economic Policy, Industry and Entrepreneurship, while the draft law on the Fund's 2027 budget was being discussed.

Gulmammadov said the Fund's spending is financed from two main sources: its budget revenues and unused funds from previous years. In the coming year, a total of about 9.2 billion manat across all sources is envisaged.

He also noted that although legal acts do not require it, the budgets of extra-budgetary funds are drawn up on the basis of a balance principle. As a result, funds are increased only by the amount needed to cover the shortfall in financing obligations.

Follow us on Telegram @weareturks_news_en

This story was automatically summarised and translated from AZERTAC. All rights to the story belong to its source.

Related news

Azerbaijan
Economy

Azerbaijan Sets 3,600 Manat Monthly Salary for Heads of State-Funded Public Legal Entities

Azerbaijan's Cabinet of Ministers has set the monthly salaries for heads and deputy heads of public legal entities that are established on behalf of the state and receive funds from the state budget. Under the decision, the monthly position salary for the head of these entities, which are created under state bodies and public legal entities not subordinate to any authority, is 3,600 manat. The deputy head's monthly position salary is set at 3,115 manat.

AZERTAC
Uzbekistan
Economy

Uzbekistan key rate could fall to single digits in three years, says central bank deputy

Uzbekistan's key rate could be lowered to single digits within the next three years, Deputy Chairman of the Central Bank Nodirbek Ochilov said at a press conference on 3 November. He said the 2027–2029 monetary policy guidelines have been approved. Under the document, the possibility of lowering the key rate below 10% would arise if inflation falls to the 5% target. The key rate is currently 14%.

Daryo
Follow us on Telegram Tools

🔔 Don't miss the big stories

Get a notification on your phone or computer when something important happens in the Turkic world.

Which notifications would you like?