The impact of sustainable agricultural development on the growth of non-oil exports
Sabina Valiyeva Izzet, Ph.D., docent |
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| Doctoral student of the Agro Researches Center | |
| sabina_valiyeva@mail.ru |
AbstractIncreasing non-oil exports is one of the priorities of the state's economic policy in the Republic of Azerbaijan. Our research shows that agriculture is a strategic sector for Azerbaijan and plays a special role in increasing non-oil exports. Even though the country's non-oil exports declined in the first nine months of 2020 due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the growth rate in agricultural exports was maintained. This article evaluates the impact of sustainable development of the agricultural sector on the growth of non-oil exports and makes relevant proposals to achieve the goals set in this direction in Azerbaijan.
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