X-twitter
AZ    EN
logo
In January-April 2024 4,3 percent more gross domestic product was produced in the country.In January-March 2024 average monthly nominal salary in the country made 985,3 manats.In January-April 2024, investments at 5230,4 million manats were directed to fixed assets.In January-February 2024 gross domestic product in amount of 18576,9 million manats was produced.In January 2024 industrial products at 5,2 billion manats were produced.For the state of 1st January of the current year winter crops for grain and green feed were sown in the area of 1025,4 thousand hectare.For the state of December 1, 2023 number of employees engaged in the country economy made 1732,6 thsd. persons.In January-April 2023, retail trade turnover increased by 2.9 percent in real terms.The foreign trade turnover of the country in January-March 2023 made 12269,3 million USD.In January-April 2023 the Republic of Azerbaijan received 522,9 thousand foreigners and stateless persons.50.2% of the total population of the country was women for the beginning of 2023.In January-March 2023, 368.9 thousand foreigners and stateless persons arrived in the Republic of Azerbaijan.In January-February 2023, retail trade turnover increased by 2.8 percent in real terms.In January-February 2023, the consumer price index was 113.9% compared to January-February 2022.50,2 percent of total number of population made up women to the beginning of 2023In 2022 cargo transportation in Azerbaijan side of the Europe-Caucasus-Asia Transport Corridor was 51420,6 thousand ton.Industrial products at 6,5 billion manats were produced in January 2023.

Workshop on Migration Statistics held in Chisinau, Moldova

23.09.2014

Deputy Head of Department of Population and Gender Statistics of the State Statistical Committee of the Republic of Azerbaijan Khalig Nasibov participated in the Work Session organized by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) and Eurostat jointly a Work Session on Migration Statistics, under the work programme of the Conference of European Statisticians held on 10-12 September 2014 in Chişinău, in partnership with the National Bureau of Statistics of the Republic of Moldova.
The main purpose of the Work Session was to allow countries to exchange experiences on the methods and techniques used for the collection, processing and dissemination of data related to international migration statistics, as well as to improve measurement of the size, characteristics, and impact of international migration in the UNECE region and beyond. Experts of CIS countries (Azerbaijan, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kirgizstan, Armenia, Uzbekistan, Moldova, Russian Federation, Tajikistan and Ukraine), as well as of Georgia, Lithuania and Italy Statistical bodies, CIS Statistical Committee, UNECE, Eurostat, ILO and Moscow State University participated in the workshop. Totally 32 persons participated in the first workshop.
The Work Session addressed the following substantive topics: Experiences from 2010 round of censuses for measuring migration; Use of administrative data sources to measure migration; Measurement of “hard-to-count” migrant groups, such as emigrants, temporary migrants and circular migrants; Migration by duration and by reason: definitional and methodological issues; Emerging issues and methodologies for the measurement of migration; Integration and attitudes towards migrants.

heydar aliyev
Electronic map
map
Statistical information service (ASIS)   Monthly Macroeconomic Indicators   SDDS of the IMF   NSDP
Demography and Social Statistics
Population Labour Market Education, Science and Culture Health, Social Protection, Sport Crimes and Offence
Economic Statistics
System of national accounts and balance of payments Agriculture, Forestry and Fishery Industry Energy Construction Trade Transport Telecommunications and Post Finance and Bank Price Paid Services Catering Tourism Statistical units and their demography
Environment and Others
Environmental Protection Budget of Households Gender Information Society Entrepreneurship Food Balances
Available national statistics on the Sustainable Development Goals
etsim