Foreign investments in Azerbaijan's economy down by 4%

Kanan Sadigov
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In January 2024, foreign institutions and organizations invested 268.7 million manats ($158.06 million) in fixed capital in Azerbaijan, down by 3.9% from the previous year, Report informs, referring to the State Statistical Committee.

According to the Committee, 248.7 million manats ($146.29 million) (92.5%) of the funds were invested by Great Britain, the US, Türkiye, Switzerland, Japan, Russia, Norway, Iran, and France.

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