Azerbaijan’s population: The demographic profile of 10.27 million people

Population growth, urbanisation, regional distribution and the new demographic landscape of the Great Return As of July 1, 2026, Azerbaijan’s population had reached 10,273,450. Since the beginning of the year, it increased by 11,099 people, or 0.1 percent. Although at first glance these figures may look like a routine statistical update, they reflect the country’s long-term demographic dynamics, settlement patterns and socioeconomi...

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