As of July 1, 2025, Uzbekistan has seen a significant rise in foreign investment, with the total number of enterprises involving foreign capital reaching 16,685
The U.S. import of Azerbaijani products saw a notable increase in the first two months of 2026. Despite this, the overall trade turnover between the two countries decreased. Azerbaijan's exports to the U.S. also showed growth in non-oil products.
Entrepreneurs from Georgia, Afghanistan and the UAE, along with local businesses, concluded transactions for polypropylene, base oils, wheat flour, cotton by-products and textiles during the latest trading session at the Turkmen commodity exchange.
From January through February 2026, Azerbaijan saw a notable rise in investments directed toward fixed capital in real estate transactions. This increase marks a substantial growth compared to the same months in 2025.
The phased expansion of Mine No. 8 is expected to increase domestic coal supply, generate new jobs, and support Tajikistan’s industrial and energy sector growth.