Azerbaijan-Morocco Trade Thrives with 56% Increase in Early 2025

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In the first two months of 2025, trade between the two countries experienced significant growth, with the Azerbaijani State Customs Committee reporting a 56% increase in trade volume from January to February compared to the same period in 2024. This growth reflects a solid advancement in their bilateral economic ties.

This trend aligns with commitments established during the second session of the Morocco-Azerbaijan Joint Commission, held in Rabat in November 2023. Co-chaired by Ministers Bourita and Jeyhun Bayramov, the meeting resulted in several agreements to enhance cooperation in critical sectors like energy and logistics.

The increase in trade highlights both nations’ efforts to foster economic collaboration through strategic partnerships and diversification of sectors. The rise in financial exchanges indicates growing compatibility between their markets, supported by ongoing communication between government bodies and business leaders.

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The partnership between Baku and Rabat has been further strengthened by a mutual visa exemption agreement, allowing citizens of both countries to travel short-term without a visa, thus promoting tourism, business interactions, and cultural connections. During a recent visit to Morocco, Fuad Muradov, chairman of Azerbaijan’s state committee for diaspora affairs, praised Morocco’s humanitarian approach to migration, as well as King Mohammed VI’s policies regarding the Moroccan diaspora and migrants in general.