AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHigher Education & Engineering: Azerbaijan-Türkiye ties get a boost as Karabakh University and Istanbul Technical University plan engineering teaching, training and research, including dual degrees and staff/student exchanges, after Erdogan’s Aug. 27 decision to open ITU academic units at Karabakh University. Talent Pipeline: Baku Engineering University reports its 2026-2027 bachelor admissions rising to 2,881 students across 41 specialties, up sharply from 2,468 last year. Energy & Exports: SOCAR-CAPE says its January–July 2026 export revenues topped $500,000, while BP completed the Central Azeri platform turnaround ahead of schedule and is ramping production back to pre-maintenance levels. Trade Corridors: Euronews highlights the Middle Corridor’s growth, with Azerbaijan at the center as cargo volumes and digital logistics expand. Agriculture Logistics: Azerbaijan Railways continues grain transit to Armenia via Azerbaijan, with wheat and barley shipments reported from Balajari toward Boyuk-Kasik. Tourism Promotion: Azerbaijan Tourism Board roadshows in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan drew 400+ industry players to push year-round travel products. Diplomacy: Azerbaijan and Belarus held the next round of political consultations covering trade, energy, agriculture and humanitarian cooperation.
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