Azerbaijani State Social Protection Fund posts 9% growth in expenditures

Tunjay Turbandazada
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Azerbaijani State Social Protection Fund's expenditures in January 2026 increased by 52.4 million manats ($30.823 million), or 9.1%, compared to the same period last year, Report informs referring to the fund.

Some 97.4% of the fund's expenditures went to pensions and other social benefits.

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