The Central Bank of the Republic of Azerbaijan announced the World Bank Group's approval of a new 2025–2029 Country Partnership Framework for Azerbaijan. The framework aims to support a transition to a greener, more inclusive economy by strengthening economic resilience, promoting sector reforms, and enhancing financial resource management.
The Central Bank of the Republic of Azerbaijan announced that the World Bank Group’s Board of Directors has approved a new 2025–2029 Country Partnership Framework for Azerbaijan, setting the main priorities for the next five years of engagement and aiming to support a transition to a greener and more inclusive economy.
The framework is intended to strengthen economic resilience, promote reforms across sectors, encourage more efficient management of financial resources, and keep a focus on implementing initiatives to expand financial inclusion.
Central Bank of the Republic of Azerbaijan Governor Taleh Kazimov and a World Bank delegation reviewed implementation of the 2025–2029 Country Partnership Framework and ongoing investment projects. They also discussed future cooperation and technical assistance between the institutions.