Aze.US Residents in multiple districts in Azerbaijan report the rapid die-off of chickens, turkeys, geese, and ducks, with veterinarians pointing to seasonal infections and poor containment conditions as likely causes. Local farmers in several regions of Azerbaijan are facing significant losses after domestic poultry began dying in large numbers within hours of showing symptoms. According … Read more
Aze.US Azerbaijan has approved a full withdrawal of asbestos-containing construction materials from civilian circulation, setting July 1, 2027 as the deadline for banning the import and sale of asbestos roofing widely known as slate. The decision aligns the country with long-standing international health standards that restrict the use of asbestos due to its link to … Read more
Aze,US Digitalization, artificial intelligence, and data infrastructure are becoming central pillars of Azerbaijan’s long-term development strategy, President Ilham Aliyev said during a government meeting dedicated to the country’s new unified digital architecture. The discussion signaled a shift from isolated technology initiatives toward a systemic economic transition in which energy capacity, data infrastructure, and connectivity are … Read more
Aze.US Uzbekistan’s recent decision to ban vehicles older than 50 years from public roads has renewed debate across the region about the future of aging car fleets, including in Azerbaijan, where experts say similar restrictions could eventually be considered. Environmental and Safety Concerns Specialists note that older vehicles pose a dual risk. They typically emit … Read more
Aze.US A recent, modest decline in beef and lamb prices in Azerbaijan has done little to reverse a broader consumer trend: households are increasingly turning to cheaper protein sources, particularly chicken, as income pressures continue to shape food choices. Market vendors report that beef prices have fallen from roughly 17.5 to 17 manats per kilogram, … Read more
Aze.US Banks market “promo” credit as relief from high rates, but the region’s core problem is structural: expensive funding, wide spreads, and contracts that quietly reset. A quick data snapshot shows Azerbaijan still sits at the top end of South Caucasus lending costs. The Data Point Most Borrowers Feel Across the South Caucasus, the headline … Read more
Aze.US Promotional loan offers in Azerbaijan are drawing increased attention as banks continue to issue consumer credit at interest rates often exceeding 20 percent. While temporary discounts can make borrowing appear more affordable, financial specialists warn that such campaigns may create complications during repayment. According to banking expert Emin Karimov, reduced rates introduced during promotional … Read more
Aze.US Recurring fraud cases in Azerbaijan’s construction sector are highlighting structural weaknesses in real estate governance, undermining buyer confidence and exposing gaps between legal safeguards and market practice. Reports from several districts in Baku describe patterns that include the sale of the same apartment to multiple buyers, delayed or unfulfilled relocation promises, sudden demolitions without … Read more
Aze.US Land values in Baku are projected to increase by around 15 percent in 2026, continuing a broader upward trend in the capital’s real estate market, according to Vugar Oruj, chairman of the Azerbaijan Society of Appraisers. The forecast follows an estimated 20 percent rise in land prices in 2025, while growth is expected to … Read more
Aze.US Azerbaijan’s insurance sector is projected to deliver double-digit growth in 2026, reinforcing its gradual transformation from a peripheral financial service into a core pillar of the country’s economic resilience, according to industry leadership. The outlook reflects alignment with national development frameworks, including the 2022–2026 Socio-Economic Development Strategy and the Azerbaijan 2030 National Priorities, both … Read more