2026-4-14 23:09 |
Azerbaijan’s agricultural sector saw growth in the first quarter of 2026, reflecting positive trends in production. The overall economic output, however, experienced a slight decline in GDP. While the oil and gas sector faced a decrease, the non-oil and gas industries showed modest growth.
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