Azerbaijan exports nearly 18 billion cubic metres of natural gas in nine months

Azerbaijan exports nearly 18 billion cubic metres of natural gas in nine months
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According to statistics from the State Customs Committee, reported by Report, Azerbaijan exported 17.994 billion cubic metres of natural gas in January-September of this year, based on customs declarations.

The value of the exported natural gas amounted to $6.45 billion. Compared with the first nine months of 2025, the volume of natural gas exports fell by 2.9% and their value by 3.7%. In the reporting month, natural gas accounted for 27.02% of Azerbaijan's total exports.

In January-September, Azerbaijan carried out foreign trade operations worth $37.21 billion. Of this, $23.865 billion was exports and $13.346 billion imports. Over the past year, exports rose by 28.3%, while imports fell by 20.4%.

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