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President Ilham Aliyev inspects KOBİA service window and State-Entrepreneurship Partnership Development Center project at Agali Public Service Center 28.05.22

The Public Service Center in Agali village of Zangilan region, the opening ceremony of which was attended by the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Mr. Ilham Aliyev, will also have a service window of the Small and Medium Business Development Agency (KOBİA), which will provide services to small and medium businesses.

Here, the residents of Agali village will be provided with the necessary services to start a business and develop entrepreneurship. This is the first such service window of KOBİA in the liberated territories.

It should be noted that with the support of KOBİA and relevant agencies, a group of residents of Agali village was involved in business trainings some time ago. At the next stage, the villagers will be provided with equipment appropriate to their areas of activity. The service window of KOBİA operating in Agali village will also support the villagers who have successfully completed the training.

The Gillmed sewing factory, which benefited from the support of KOBİA, will also operate in Agali village. The purpose of the enterprise, established on the basis of public-private partnership, is to provide employment for rural residents. The factory will produce various medical textiles. About 25 residents of Agali village will be employed here.