No economic growth expected in Azerbaijan from 2026 due to oil and gas sector

The analysis shows that the economic growth in Azerbaijan in 2026-2028 will be fully ensured at the expense of the non-oil and gas sector.This is stated in the conclusion of the Accounting Chamber on the Draft Law ‘On State Budget for 2025’. ‘Next year, the country's economy is forecast to grow by 3.5 % in real terms and the gross domestic product (GDP) produced is projected to be AZN129.2 billion. Both sectors are for...

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