The European Investment Bank (EIB) has outlined that its ability to begin operational activities in Turkmenistan will depend on the signing of a Framework Agreement, while also highlighting strong mutual interest in future cooperation following recent engagements in Ashgabat.
Despite a little decline in volume, the value of Azerbaijan's ferrous metal exports rose in early 2026. At the same time, the value of these products' imports fell. A considerable amount of the overall imports and non-oil exports were ferrous metals.
Tajikistan is experiencing steady investment growth, while structural challenges, reliance on external financing, and limited private sector participation continue to constrain its long-term development potential.
Azerbaijan's investment activities in 2025 reflect shifting patterns in foreign direct investment, with a notable increase in outbound investments and a decrease in incoming investments, highlighting broader economic trends.
Individual remittances from Azerbaijan to Israel increased in 2025, with a notable rise compared to the previous year. Meanwhile, remittances from Israel to Azerbaijan saw a decline. Despite this, Israel maintained a significant share in both outgoing and incoming remittance flows.
Turkmenistan's completion of drilling operations at the Uzynada oil and gas field highlights significant advancements in its energy sector, with the field's growing production contributing to the country's long-term economic development goals.