BAKU, Azerbaijan, November 4. In 2027,
Azerbaijan’s expenditures related to international relations,
foreign aid, and the maintenance of trade representatives abroad
are projected to total 569.5 million manat ($335.05 million).
This was reported in the draft budget package for 2027.
According to the document, this represents an increase of 20
million manat ($11.77 million), or 3.6%, compared to the 2026
forecast.
Of the funds allocated for next year, 230 million manat ($135.31
million) will be directed toward maintaining Azerbaijan’s
diplomatic missions and consulates abroad. Funding allocated for
these purposes is 15 million manat ($8.82 million), or 7%, higher
than in 2026.
In addition, 25 million manat ($14.71 million) is earmarked for
membership dues to international and regional organizations, and 7
million manat ($4.12 million) for international activities and
other similar initiatives.
Some 224 million manat ($131.78 million) are projected to be
allocated for hosting international-level events, and 42.5 million
manat ($25 million) for paying membership dues to international
financial and credit organizations.
At the same time, 41 million manat ($24.12 million) are
earmarked for expenses related to providing foreign aid and
maintaining Azerbaijan’s trade representatives abroad.
