Republic of Azerbaijan: Technical Assistance Report-Report on Government Finance Statistics and Public Sector Debt Statistics (November 24–28, 2025) and (February 23–27, 2026)

Author: International Monetary Fund. Statistics Dept.

Volume/Issue: Volume 2026 Issue 059

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Economics- Macroeconomics , Public Finance , Business and Economics - Statistics , Government Finance Statistics , Public Sector Debt Statistics , Capacity Building , General Government , Public Sector , IMF-World Bank database , IMF publication , statistics department , International Monetary Fund to the authorities , instrumentalities of the CD recipient , Public sector , Medium-term budget frameworks , Middle East , Central Asia

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Summary

This technical assistance (TA) mission consisted of: (i) a remote segment which took place via Zoom during November 24–28, 2025; and (ii) an in-person segment, which took place in Baku during February 23–27, 2026. The main objectives of the mission were to: (i) provide an outline of GFS concepts specifically targeted for source data providers; (ii) assist the Medium-Term Expenditure Framework Development Center staff in compiling annual GFS for the General Government for 2024; (iii) extend work on developing quarterly GFS and PSDS that support Fund surveillance; and (iv) review progress since the last TA mission in 2025. The mission also focused on further strengthening the capability and confidence of the compilers of fiscal statistics and the source data providers in addressing issues in the relevant data and the compilation processes.