Azerbaijan prepares to raise minimum wages and pensions

Azerbaijan aims to raise minimum wages and pensions in 2025. Announcement of the increase was provided by President Ilham Aliyev on 23 September at the first meeting of the new Milli Majlis. According to the head of state, over the last 5 years the lower limit of wages in the country has grown 2.7 times, and the lower limit of pensions 2.5 times: ‘an instruction has already been provided that next year the minimum wage and minimum pen...

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