2026-4-14 23:47 |
From January to March 2026, Azerbaijan saw a rise in the value of information and communication services. This growth highlights a positive trend in the sector, contributing to the broader economic performance.
Transportation and warehouse services also showed an increase during the same period. .
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Azerbaijan’s information and communication sector saw a notable increase in the value of services provided over the year, reflecting strong growth in the industry. trend.az »
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2025-09-13 08:07
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