In 2025, Azerbaijan's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) reached 129.1 billion manats, marking a 1.4 percent increase compared to the previous year.
According to the Operative Information Center-OMM, citing the State Statistical Committee, the economic performance was characterized by diverging trends between the energy and non-energy sectors. While value-added in the oil and gas sector saw a decline of 1.6 percent, the non-oil and gas sector demonstrated resilience with a growth rate of 2.7 percent.
The breakdown of GDP production highlights the diversification of the national economy. Industry accounted for 33.0 percent of the total output, followed by trade and vehicle repair at 11.3 percent. Other significant contributors included transport and warehousing (7.1 percent), construction (6.5 percent), agriculture, forestry, and fishing (5.9 percent), tourist accommodation and public catering (2.8 percent), and information and communication (2.1 percent). Other sectors comprised 21.7 percent of the GDP, while net taxes on products and imports accounted for 9.6 percent. Per capita GDP in Azerbaijan was recorded at 12,602.2 manats.
This economic trajectory aligns with Azerbaijan's long-term strategy to reduce dependence on hydrocarbon exports and foster a sustainable non-oil economy. The growth in the non-oil sector reflects ongoing reforms and infrastructure investments aimed at enhancing the business climate and attracting foreign investment. As a key regional economic hub, Azerbaijan continues to leverage its strategic location and energy resources to maintain macroeconomic stability and drive regional development initiatives.
