According to a joint report by the German-Azerbaijani Chamber of Foreign Trade (AHK) and Germany Trade & Invest, Azerbaijan’s investment attractiveness for foreign capital is expected to increase further in 2026. Key drivers include tax reforms, government incentive programs, and continued improvements to the business environment.
The report highlights positive momentum in the non-oil sector and an expanding degree of economic diversification, contributing to a more resilient growth model. Medium-term GDP forecasts are also assessed as favorable.
Experts from Germany Trade & Invest emphasize the importance of newly introduced antitrust regulation and the medium-term tax strategy extending through 2028. The planned incentives are expected to accelerate the growth of small businesses and support their transition into stable mid-sized enterprises, strengthening the private sector and overall economic resilience.
Additional factors enhancing Azerbaijan’s attractiveness include tax incentives, free economic zones, and strategic partnership with the European Union, all of which contribute to more transparent and predictable operating conditions for investors and companies.
