2025-11-5 01:20 |
Azerbaijan plans to allocate around $1.1 billion in subsidies next year, marking a decline of nearly $230 million compared to the expected execution for this year.
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The total value of external quotations at Turkmenistan’s commodity exchange saw a rise compared to the previous session, buoyed by gains in the agriculture and light industry sectors, while petrochemicals dipped a bit and other categories held steady.
Entrepreneurs hailing from Afghanistan and Georgia struck gold with export deals for base oil during the bustling trading sessions at Turkmenistan’s commodity exchange.
The sharp rise in Kyrgyzstan’s non-tax revenues highlights the government’s expanding fiscal capacity and diversification of public income sources.
Turkmengas State Concern has launched a tender for the supply of material and technical resources, including pipes, plant equipment, and technological equipment, for its operations.
The rapid growth of Kyrgyzstan’s tax revenues underscores the strengthening of the country’s fiscal framework and the effectiveness of its revenue-collection policies.
The State Committee for Physical Culture and Sports of Turkmenistan has announced an open tender for the procurement of sports apparel and equipment from foreign manufacturers, including delivery to Turkmenistan.
The growth of Bishkek’s city budget reflects strengthening municipal finances and an expanding revenue base, enhancing the capital’s capacity to fund urban development and public services.