 | New farm for refugees set up |
The senior employment department has set up a livestock farm in the Beylagan province for the refugees from Khojavand as 20 people have been provided with jobs, including 16 war-victim family members.
To date the department has established some 50 farms of this kind in borderline territories and refugee settlements and employed a total of 1,200 people.*
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Issue: May, 5, 2001
POLITICS
Baku hosts peace talksGUUAM chambers of commerce council to be set upGerman minister's visit date setMay 8 - proposed Day of RefugeesIranian clerical leader's Caspian claims condemnedParty leadership yet to be identified
ECONOMICSBaku-Supsa throughput capacity to rise this yearAzeri winery in Ukraine doubles productionSoftware market to expandPotential merger of tax and customs services causing
SOCIAL LIFE200,000 employed in 10 years247 vacancies offered in job fairsNew farm for refugees set up
CULTUREGreek embassy organizes lecture at Slavonic University
MISCELLANEOUSSecondary school problems discussed
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