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Slovenia has selected 19 projects to receive co-financing for initiatives supporting social economy, cooperatives, and social entrepreneurship in 2025. The projects aim to foster social innovation, sustainable practices, and inclusion of vulnerable groups, while enhancing community development and well-being. trend.az »
Azerbaijan’s “Tamiz Shahar” OJSC has announced a tender for the construction of solid waste landfills in the Aghdam and Jabrayil districts. The participation fee is set at 1,500 manat ($882). Tender proposals must be submitted by 17:00 (GMT+4) on September 19, 2025, with the opening scheduled for the same day and time. trend.az »
Iran exported 23.8 million tons of mining minerals worth $4.13 billion from March to July 2025. Export value fell 4%, but volume rose 14% from last year. Steel, aluminum, and copper made up most exports. trend.az »
Uzbekistan’s furniture industry is gaining momentum in regional markets. In the first seven months of 2025, the country exported $10. 5 million worth of furniture to 18 countries, marking nearly a $1 million increase compared to last year. trend.az »
Iranian trucks transported around 236 million tons of cargo across the country in the first five months of the year, including 46 million tons of agricultural and food products and 73 million tons of construction and mining materials. trend.az »
Kazakhstan Railways and China Railway Corporation held a meeting in Beijing to discuss expanding freight transport, developing the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route, and infrastructure projects. trend.az »
Azerbaijan's insurance sector showed steady growth in the first seven months of 2025, with notable increases in both premium collections and payouts, signaling rising demand and activity in the market. trend.az »
As part of King Abdullah II of Jordan’s official visit to Kazakhstan, around 50 leading Jordanian companies took part in industry-focused sessions organized by Kazakh Invest. Discussions with representatives from both countries’ pharmaceutical, veterinary, and agrochemical sectors focused on enhancing bilateral cooperation through regulatory harmonization, local production, and joint certification. trend.az »
KazMunayGas and Uzbekneftegaz deepen strategic partnership to advance joint projects in petrochemicals, geological exploration, and digital innovation for regional market growth. trend.az »
Azerbaijan’s strong growth in fruit and vegetable exports reflects rising production volumes and export revenues, signaling increased competitiveness in international agricultural markets. trend.az »
In addition to the vehicles, the directorate’s automotive enterprise also placed two separate consignments of materials supplied according to specification. trend.az »
Azerbaijan’s investment in transport and warehouse infrastructure dropped to over 2 billion manat in the first seven months of the year, down roughly 10% from last year. trend.az »
Fitch highlights Turkmenistan’s exceptionally high foreign-exchange reserves, and an unusually robust liquidity ratio, signaling strong external resilience despite heavy reliance on commodity exports. trend.az »
Gold, silver, and platinum showed varied movements, while palladium experienced a downward trend. trend.az »
Fitch notes that these metrics reflect Turkmenistan’s relatively conservative fiscal stance, low domestic indebtedness, and controlled inflation, providing context for its credit profile and resilience relative to other B, BB, and BBB-rated peers. trend.az »
KOICA and Kyrgyzstan’s Ministry of Natural Resources, Ecology, and Technical Supervision signed an agreement in Bishkek to launch an air quality improvement project. The initiative will introduce green heating systems, prepare a long-term management plan, and benefit residents of Bishkek and the Chuy region trend.az »
Some lots are available with payment deferment - a rare arrangement in a marketplace typically dominated by prepayment terms. trend.az »
Azerbaijan produced 1,862 kg of gold from January to July 2025, up 49.2 percent from the same period last year. Silver production also rose by 32.9 percent, reaching 2,533 kg. As of August 1, the country held 167.5 kg of gold and 577.3 kg of silver in reserves. trend.az »
Uzbekistan has strengthened its position as one of the region’s leading apricot suppliers, exporting more than 23,000 tons of fruit worth $18.8 million to 14 countries between January and July 2025, with Russia, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan remaining the top buyers trend.az »
In 2024, Kazakhstan supported over 17,000 business projects through subsidized loans totaling 1 trillion tenge (approx. $1. 8 billion). For 2025, 271. 1 billion tenge (approx. $488 million) is allocated for further support. trend.az »
From January through July 2025, 9.8 million tons of cargo were transported by rail in Azerbaijan. This marks a 9.5 percent decrease compared to the same period in 2024. In contrast, rail passenger numbers rose by 21.1 percent, reaching 5.5 million people. trend.az »
In the first half of 2025, Azerbaijani information and communication enterprises provided services worth over two billion manat ($1. 18 billion). This represents a 7. 4 percent growth compared to last year. trend.az »
From January through July 2025, cargo transportation in Azerbaijan rose by 2. 6 percent, and passenger transportation grew by five percent year-on-year. A total of 136. 9 million tons of cargo and 1,187. trend.az »
Kazakhstan, supported by government initiatives, is expanding its soft wheat exports to new markets in North Africa and Southeast Asia, including Thailand, Myanmar, Algeria, Morocco, and Vietnam. Asylkhan Dzhuvashev, Chairman of NC Food Contract Corporation, highlighted the record grain sales of 1. trend.az »
The Ministry of Water Resources, Agriculture, and Processing Industry conducted a comparative monitoring of food prices in Kyrgyzstan, Russia, and Kazakhstan. The survey revealed that beef, lamb, butter, vegetable oil, carrots, onions, potatoes, and eggs were the most expensive in Kyrgyzstan; pasteurized milk in Kazakhstan; and potatoes in Russia. trend.az »
From January through July 2025, Azerbaijan’s State Property Service brought in 113 million manat ($66. 4M) through privatization and leasing activities. This added up to 86 million manat from privatization and 26. trend.az »
Global economic growth is forecast at 3 percent in 2025 and 3. 1 percent in 2026, below the 2000–2019 average of 3. 7 percent. Forecasts were revised up by 0. 2 and 0. 1 percentage points, respectively, compared to earlier estimates. trend.az »
Kazakhstan plans to increase grain export volumes and expand export destinations, Deputy Prime Minister Serik Zhumangarin announced. In the first seven months of the year, 8.9 million tons of grain and flour were exported, with a forecast of 13 million tons by year-end. trend.az »
Work is progressing on the strategic China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan railway project. Construction is already underway on three major tunnels, each exceeding 12 kilometers in length. trend.az »
Kazakhstan and the international ValueLBH Fund are considering joint investment projects worth $1. 5 billion in key economic sectors, including transport, agriculture, energy, and high-tech manufacturing. trend.az »
Caspy Commodity Exchange JSC has released an analytical report on Kazakhstan’s coal market, focusing on the exchange-based trading of communal and household coal (CHC). The report analyzes global and national coal trends, highlighting record-high global production in 2024 and stable, though declining, coal prices. Despite long-term plans to shift to renewables, trend.az »
In the first half of 2025, the use of electronic payment methods in Tajikistan surged noticeably. More people are opting for cashless transactions through bank cards and e-wallets, with payment volumes and the number of users rising steadily. trend.az »
Tajikistan’s credit financial organizations saw significant growth in loan issuance during the first half of 2025, with notable increases in both consumer and microloans. The sector continues to support diverse areas of the economy, including agriculture and industry. trend.az »
As of June 2025, credit financial institutions in Tajikistan boosted their assets by 26.8 percent year-on-year, reaching $5.5 billion, while liabilities and capital also showed significant growth. The number of operating institutions rose to 65, with 1,942 branches across the country trend.az »
The data indicates production and reserve figures for the period from 2010 to 2024, with some years missing production data. Reserves have remained consistently, indicating a stable resource base capable of supporting sustained production. trend.az »
With the output-to-consumption ratio consistently above 5, production continues to outpace consumption, even if domestic demand is on the rise. This indicates Kazakhstan’s continued status as a net exporter of crude oil. trend.az »
All items are of German origin and are currently located in Ashgabat, with sales handled by local brokers on behalf of the government. trend.az »
Iran has procured nearly 7 million tons of wheat worth $2.51 billion from farmers under its guaranteed purchase program, supporting agricultural stability and food security. With extensive cultivation across key provinces and fixed prices for bread and durum wheat, the program aims to ensure fair income for farmers and steady supply for the market. trend.az »
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From January through June 2025, Azerbaijan imported 8,380 tons of milk and cream, spending $13. 1 million. This was a 21. 7 percent increase in volume and a 27. 2 percent rise in value compared to the same period last year. trend.az »
Turkmenistan’s Nebitgazduypliabatlayysh Trust has produced over 81,000 tons of additional oil so far in 2025 — 141 percent of its planned output — through an overhaul of 217 wells at key western oil fields. trend.az »
Banks and non-bank lenders in Azerbaijan have increased their financing to the industry and manufacturing sectors, with total lending reaching nearly 1.6 billion manat by early July. Overall loan portfolios and overdue debts also rose year-on-year, reflecting both expanding credit activity and growing repayment challenges. trend.az »
In the first five months of 2025, Kazakhstan's agricultural trade with the EU grew by 11 percent, reaching $662.2 million. Minister of Agriculture Aidarbek Saparov highlighted the strong trade and investment ties between Kazakhstan and the EU, emphasizing growth in exports of grain, flour, and animal products. trend.az »
Kazakhstan Railways Chairman Talgat Aldybergenov met with Georgian officials to discuss expanding railway infrastructure and developing the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route (TITR). They emphasized bilateral cooperation through the Middle Corridor Multimodal joint venture and highlighted a 33-fold increase in container trains from China via TITR by 2024. trend.az »
Kazakhstan Temir Zholy and Russian Railways have signed an agreement to expand cooperation, including increasing train exchanges and advancing transit digitalization. Kazakhstan’s cargo transport and container transit volumes have shown solid growth in the first half of 2025. trend.az »
Kazzinc, one of Kazakhstan's leading mining and metallurgy companies, has announced plans to invest over 108 billion tenge ($227 million) in advanced environmental technologies and digitalization over the next decade. trend.az »
Authorities aim to double copper and lead processing and expand domestic production of high-value goods. trend.az »
These targets were announced at a government meeting as part of efforts to scale up domestic processing and metal production. trend.az »
Bank loans to Iran’s housing and construction sector fell by 31% in the first quarter of the current Iranian year compared to the same period last year. Despite this decline, total lending across all sectors rose by over 41%, reaching nearly $23 billion. trend.az »
Karaganda and Astana have emerged as leaders in Kazakhstan’s new index of industrial and innovative development, showing strong performance in productivity, investment, and high-tech exports. The data highlights growing regional disparities, with resource-heavy areas falling behind on modernization. trend.az »
