According to Aida Bekturganova, head of the district labor, social security, and migration department, each of these families was provided with a grant of 150,000 soms. A key requirement of the program is that participants must start developing their business and give up receiving benefits for low-income individuals.
The certificate presentation ceremony took place at the district state administration building.
This year, the ministry allocated a quota of 135 contracts for the district. So far, the commission has approved the first 15 business projects, and the participants have already received their certificates.
