Announcement
IABA to launch the Ireland–Azerbaijan Business Survey this November
This November we’re asking Irish businesses in Azerbaijan to tell us what’s working, what’s hard and what would…
News
More students in Azerbaijan are looking at Ireland. Here’s where colleges and universities can start.
31 July 2026 · 1 min read
Every year more young people in Azerbaijan look abroad for university, and Ireland is appearing on more of their shortlists. English-language teaching, a friendly welcome and strong links to European employers all help.
At the latest meeting of our Education and Skills working group, members talked about how Irish colleges can build lasting partnerships instead of one-off recruitment trips.
“The colleges that do well are the ones that keep turning up,” says Tural Abbasov, who chairs the group. “One visit is a start. Coming back every year is what builds trust.”
If you work in education and would like to join the conversation, the working group meets again in the autumn. Get in touch and we’ll add you to the list.
Announcement
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News
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