Public Catering Sector in Azerbaijan: Does Rising Turnover Reflect the Real Situation?

Amid intensifying global competition for tourism flows, an increasing number of countries are beginning to view historical heritage not merely as a cultural resource, but as a fully-fledged economic asset. For Azerbaijan, this issue is gaining particular significance: at a time when growth in the oil sector is slowing and the search for new non-oil growth drivers is becoming more urgent, the country possesses a rare yet still underappreciated form of capital — its deep historical legacy.

Gold Deposits, Critical Minerals and Financial Sector Prospects On June 16, 2026, the Fifth International Investment Forum opened in Tashkent, evolving into one of Central Asia’s largest business platforms. Held from June 16 to 18, the forum brought...

In May 2026, a number of structural characteristics became evident in the Azerbaijani real estate market. The Composite Real Estate Index, calculated by the Azerbaijan Valuers’ Chamber (AQC), rose to 106.0 this month, reflecting an average real...

Turan Analytical Service conducted its monthly monitoring of the average cost of the consumer basket in Baku for May 2026, covering 30 key domestically produced food products. The results show that the total cost of the basket remained almost...