Another auction for commissioning of part of field held in Nakhchivan

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An auction for the commissioning of part of the field was once again held in Nakhchivan.

According to Report's Nakhchivan Bureau, in the Nakhchivan Business Center, the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic and the Auction Center held an auction for the commissioning of a mineral deposit.

An area of 6.9 hectares in the Alinjachay gravel-sand deposit, located in the Julfa district, is up for sale at the auction.

The site was purchased by Arkoz inşaat for 34,500 manats ($20,294.12).

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