Gender equality, family protection, and demographic development are key priorities in Azerbaijan’s social policy. Over the past decades, the government, international organizations, and civil society institutions have worked together to address gender-related challenges, strengthen family values, and promote sustainable demographic development.

Azerbaijan has been elected as a member of the UN Commission on Population and Development (CPD) for 2026–2030 and the Commission on Social Development (CSocD) for 2025–2029.

As of October 1, 2025, Azerbaijan’s population rose by 28,758 people, or 0.3%, reaching 10,253,647, News.Az reports, citing the State Statistical Committee.

As of June 1, 2025, Azerbaijan's population has increased by 14,205 people, or 0.14%, bringing the total to 10,239,094, according to the State Statistical Committee.

Azerbaijan slightly increases electricity prices for the population, News.az reports citing the Tariff Council.

Azerbaijan’s population increased by 16,376 or 0.59% since the beginning of 2024, reaching 10,197,146 as of June, News.Az reports citing the State Statistical Committee.