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First resident registration at Nakhchivan Industrial Park planned for 2026

First resident registration at Nakhchivan Industrial Park planned for 2026
24.02.2026 14:21

The first resident of the Nakhchivan Industrial Park is expected to complete registration in 2026, Seymur Adıgözəlov, head of the Agency for the Development of Economic Zones (İZİA), said, noting that work on the park’s conceptual design and urban planning documents is ongoing.

The park was established in 2004 by presidential decree. In 2026, in accordance with a presidential order, urban planning and architectural projects are being developed within the park’s territory.

Aytac Zeynalova 

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