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Azerbaijan’s trade hits $31.7 bln in Jan–Aug, exports led by Italy, Turkey and Russia

Azerbaijan’s trade hits $31.7 bln in Jan–Aug, exports led by Italy, Turkey and Russia
15.10.2025 11:30

Azerbaijan exported goods to 112 countries in January–August 2025, while importing from 167 countries, according to the State Statistics Committee. The country’s foreign trade turnover amounted to $31.69 billion, including $16.64 billion in exports and $15.05 billion in imports, leaving a positive balance of $1.59 billion.

Exports were down 8.2% in real terms from the same period a year earlier, while imports decreased 5.5%. Non-oil exports totaled $2.40 billion, up 10.3% in value but down 13.6% in real terms.

Italy accounted for 46.7% of Azerbaijan’s exports, followed by Turkey with 13.4%, Russia with 4.8%, and the Czech Republic with 3.8%. In non-oil exports, Russia received 33.9%, Turkey 16.4%, Switzerland 9.2%, and Georgia 9.0%.

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