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5 stories about Azerbaijan: wages, pensions and social benefits, newest first. This page updates by itself with every new story.
The number of people receiving monthly social allowances and state scholarships in Azerbaijan is growing. In September 2026, it rose by about 3% compared with the same period last year, reaching 885.9 thousand people. Payments for allowances and Presidential scholarships also increased in the first nine months of this year.
Azerbaijan plans a series of changes to its pension system. The reforms cover civil servants, military personnel in the Defence Ministry system, and people who receive pensions based on length of service. According to Day.Az, pensions for these groups are currently based mainly on salary or the last allowance.
Azerbaijan is updating its pension system. According to Oxu.az, pensions for military and state servants will be based on individual capital. The changes also introduce proactive assignment and differential indexation.
The State Social Protection Fund, which operates under the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of Population, plans to complete full payment of pensions across the country on October 20. Day.Az reported the information, citing a statement issued by the fund.
Average monthly wages in Azerbaijan are approaching 1,200 manat. According to data released by the State Statistics Committee, average monthly wages across the country rose 7.2% in January to August this year compared with the same period last year, reaching 1,173 manat.
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