Azerbaijan to allocate 100M manats to investment funds in 2026
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- 29 December, 2025
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The Azerbaijani government will allocate 100 million manats ($58.8 million) in 2026 to cover the country's share in international and bilateral investment funds, according to Report.
The allocation is envisaged in the 2026 state budget approved by President Ilham Aliyev. According to the document, the funds will be used to pay Azerbaijan's capital contributions to these investment and development funds.
Currently, Azerbaijan operates bilateral investment and development funds with Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Kyrgyzstan. In addition, Azerbaijan and Oman agreed in 2025 to establish a bilateral Direct Investment Fund.
Azerbaijan is also a member of the Turkic Investment Fund.
Azərbaycan müxtəlif ölkələrlə yaradılmış fondların kapitalına gələn il 100 milyon manat yönəldəcək
Азербайджан в 2026г направит 100 млн манатов в капитал фондов, созданных с различными странами
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