Remittances to Azerbaijan up 4%

Kanan Sadigov
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In 2021, Azerbaijan received remittances worth $1.133 billion.

Report mentions, referring to the "Monetary Policy Review" of the Central Bank of Azerbaijan, this is an increase of 3.6% from 2020.

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