The Friends of Aliyev Club is omnipresent and omnipotent: The 20 Most Influential Azerbaijanis in Russia

The Azerbaijani diaspora in Russia, not only known for its large numbers, also holds a prominent influence, which is not without reason. Immigrants from the Republic of Azerbaijan have almost penetrated every field of Russian society - from large-scale business to politics, culture, and the arts, making them a significant force. However, it should be noted that not all of them are working for the benefit of Russia. "Tsargrad" has compiled a list of 20 most influential and active individuals who originated from the Azerbaijani Soviet Socialist Republic (АзССР), now playing key roles in the social life of the Russian Federation and its regions.

Here is an explanation of the criteria used for this ranking:

The top of the list includes major business representatives, who have billions in assets and a stable position, not only being able to easily solve many important issues for themselves and the diaspora community;

Following them are Azerbaijani individuals (most of whom are medium and large entrepreneurs) who have gained social and political status, meaning they have the ability to influence the "agenda" of specific cities and regions;

The last part consists of those who already have some influence at the level of the Russian federal subjects but have not yet reached the federal level. However, with their age and economic power, they have the potential for further development.

1. Vagit Alekperov (Вагит Алекперов) - Entrepreneur, Billionaire

Brief Biography:

Founder of Russia's largest private oil company "Lukoil", ranked first on the Forbes "2025 Russian Billionaires List" with a net worth of $2.87 billion.

He was born in Baku and graduated from the Azerbaijan Petroleum Institute. He began his career in the oil industry during the Soviet era. In 1989, he served as Deputy Minister of the Soviet Oil and Gas Industry, and soon became First Deputy Minister. When British oil giant BP organized a Soviet oil workers' delegation to visit Britain, Alekperov led the delegation, reportedly showing interest in the issue of creating a leading private oil company at that time.

Although his career prospects were promising, in 1992 he left the government and took charge of the "Langepas-Uray-Kogalymneft" group. A year later, Yeltsin signed a decree on the privatization of the oil industry, and this state-owned group was transformed into a joint-stock company, with Vagit Alekperov serving as both CEO and Chairman of the Board.

"Lukoil" quickly rose to prominence in the oil extraction sector, and Alekperov also became one of Russia's richest people.

Due to his contributions to the development of bilateral relations between Azerbaijan and Russia, he has been awarded multiple republic medals by Heydar Aliyev and his son, the subsequent president of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev. The most recent award was in 2020 - Vagit Alekperov was awarded the "Dostlug" (Friendship) medal.

Influence Level: High

With the network of contacts accumulated during the Soviet era, high-level social relationships, and vast financial resources, he can access many core departments of power in Russia.

2. Ilgham Ragimov (Ильгам Рагимов) - Entrepreneur, Legal Scholar, Social Activist

Brief Biography:

He was born in the Tovuz district of the Azerbaijani Soviet Socialist Republic, graduated from the Law Faculty of Leningrad State University, and was a classmate of Vladimir Putin. They formed a friendship, not only participating in judo training together, but also their families had connections. After graduation, Ragimov returned to his hometown and worked in the Azerbaijani Ministry of Justice, and from the early 1990s, he served as the director of the Azerbaijani Institute of Forensic Science and Criminal Investigation for four years, then as vice-rector of the Higher Diplomatic Academy.

In 1999, he left teaching and research work and entered the business world. Initially, he was responsible for the legal department of "Lukoil" Azerbaijan subsidiary, and later became a member of the supervisory board of "Moscow Floria Bank". Soon after, he participated in the establishment of several companies, which were related to God Nisanov and Zarah Ilyayev (ranked 4th and 5th in this list).

Ragimov currently holds shares in 11 legal entities, whose total profit last year exceeded 3 billion rubles. Eight of these companies have God Nisanov and Zarah Ilyayev as business partners, including "Highrise" ("Высотка"), "Hotel Investment" ("Отель-инвест"), "Grand Title" ("Грандтитул"), "Flora and Fauna" ("Флора и Фауна"), "Europe" ("Европейский"), "Fleet" ("Флотилия"), "Avers-3 Trading and Production Company" ("ТПК «Аверс-3»") and "Kiev Square" ("Киевская площадь").

Previously, when ethnic criminal gang members were arrested in Yekaterinburg, two suspects died, causing tensions between Russia and Azerbaijan. During this period, Ragimov published an unexpected sharp statement through his family's News24.az media, calling the incident "violence against Azerbaijanis" and stating that he would demand the authorities to investigate the involvement of law enforcement officers in the arrest operation:

"I will use all my resources and influence to ensure an objective investigation. My 'Black Sea and Caspian Lawyers Association' will seek justice through any feasible means."

However, shortly after, the media was criticized by the Azerbaijani Media Development Agency for "systematic manipulation of information, misleading the audience" and "violating professional ethics".

Influence Level: High

The identity of "Putin's friend," personal friendships with many officials, and commercial cooperation with other well-known Azerbaijani individuals give him the powerful ability to resolve major issues, as well as "immunity".

3. Aras Agalarov (Араз Агаларов) - Entrepreneur, Billionaire

Brief Biography:

Owner of the "Kroks Group" ("«Крокус Групп»"), estimated net worth is $1.2 billion according to Forbes.

He was born in Baku and graduated from a local technical university. During his studies, he started entrepreneurship - engaged in cassette tape business. Later, he gradually developed along the "trade union system", went to Moscow for further study, and soon founded the first cooperative, supplying souvenirs for all duty-free shops at the capital airport. His business went smoothly, and the "Kroks Group" emerged, with various business projects launched.

At the beginning of the 21st century, Agalarov created the "City within a City" - "Kroks City" ("«Крокус Сити»"), which includes the Moscow International Exhibition Center (МВЦ), the "Vegas" shopping center (ТРЦ «Вегас»), concert hall and oceanarium; he also built a pedestrian bridge from Krasnogorsk to the Miazynino metro station (Мякинино) at his own expense to increase the foot traffic in the area. Other projects of the "Kroks Group" include the Far East Federal University campus and riverside area, part of the Moscow Ring Road (ЦКАД), parts of the Vostochny Cosmodrome, the 2018 World Cup stadiums "Rostech Arena" ("«Ростех Арена»") and "Rostov Arena" ("«Ростов Арена»"), Skolkovo Innovation Park building, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky Airport, Nizhny Novgorod Ice Palace, Kamchatka Krai hospital and theater.

His son Emin Agalarov (Эмин Агаларов) left the family business four years ago. Emin's first wife was Leyla, daughter of the President of Azerbaijan, Ilham Aliyev. Although they divorced, Emin still maintains a good relationship with the President of Azerbaijan and received support in the construction of the seaside "Sea Breeze" ("Sea Breeze") resort city.

Influence Level: High

His wealth, connections, and familial ties with the Aliyev family (although children have divorced) make this "Kroks Group" founder a key figure with significant weight.

4. God Nisanov (Год Нисанов) - Entrepreneur, Billionaire

Brief Biography:

Co-owner of several large business projects, including "Kiev Square Group" ("ГК «Киевская площадь»"), "Garden" market ("«Садовод»"), "Food City" market ("«Фуд Сити»"), "Moscow" ("«Москва»"), "Europe" ("«Европейский»"), "Shchelkovsky" shopping center ("«Щёлковский»"), "Moscow-Tianya" car trading center, "Ukraine" hotel ("«Украина»"), Radisson Royal fleet, etc. Ranked 41st on the Forbes list, with a net worth of $3.4 billion.

He was born in the "Red Village" (с. Красная слобода) of the Azerbaijani Soviet Socialist Republic, which is called "the Jerusalem of the Caucasus" — the only mountain Jewish settlement in the post-Soviet space, where the residents speak a unique "Juru" (джуури) language. His father was the director of a canned food factory, so he received his education at the Baku Financial Credit Technical School. Then, God Nisanov moved to Moscow and, together with Zarah Ilyayev (ranked 5th in this list), engaged in trade activities in the famous "Cherkizovo" market ("«Черкизон»"), which was controlled by another influential Azerbaijani, Telman Ismailov. Later, the "Kiev Square Group" was established, and began investing in real estate development projects, including the "Ukraine" hotel. After the closure of the "Cherkizovo" market, the "Garden" market quickly emerged, followed by the "Food City" market, and ethnic trade activities were transferred to these two markets.

In our special investigation, it was mentioned that the Russian Central Bank previously estimated that the flow of "black money" in these markets reached 60 billion rubles per month.

Nisanov has been awarded multiple medals by Ilham Aliyev. In 2022, he was honored for his contributions to the development of the Azerbaijani diaspora.

Influence Level: High

Nisanov's companies provide employment opportunities for a large number of compatriots and Central Asian immigrants; their markets are an important "gateway" for Azerbaijani fruits and vegetables entering Russia; and his funds provide support for various projects (whether legal or not) of the diaspora communities across Russia.

5. Zarah Ilyayev (Зарах Илиев) - Entrepreneur, Billionaire, Friend and Business Partner of God Nisanov

Brief Biography:

His asset composition is basically the same as Nisanov's, ranked 39th on the Forbes billionaire list (with a net worth of $3.4 billion, slightly higher than Nisanov).

Ilyayev's core assets are his shares in the "Kiev Square Group" — one of the largest commercial real estate holders in Moscow. In 2024 alone, the company earned over $2 billion from renting out various premises.

Ilyayev arrived in Russia earlier than Nisanov — he moved to Moscow at the age of 17. At that time, his two uncles and one cousin were already working in Moscow. Initially, he had a stall in the Cheryomushki area, then supplied brandy to a large store, and later purchased container stalls in the Cherkizovo market. Soon after, he became the largest tenant of the market by establishing a friendship with Telman Ismailov (who fled Russia due to alleged hiring of hitmen and had his assets confiscated).

Influence Level: High

His influence level is roughly equivalent to God Nisanov, and he also maintains a good personal relationship with the second-ranked Ilgham Ragimov.

6. Farhad Akhmedov (Фархад Ахмедов) - Private Investor, Former Senator

Brief Biography:

Another person born in the capital of Azerbaijan, ranked 84th on the Forbes list, with a net worth of $1.6 billion.

Graduated from the Moscow Veterinary Academy, then pursued a doctorate at the Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas. In the late 1980s, he lived in the UK, engaged in sable fur trade at the London Stock Exchange; in the early 1990s, he acquired shares in the "Northgas" mining enterprise ("Нортгаз") in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, and sold the shares to "Novotek" company ("Новотэку") in 2012 for $1.3 billion.

Before that, Akhmedov actively participated in politics, serving as a senator (representative) in the Krasnodar Krai and Nenets Autonomous Okrug. Although he held public office in Russia, he did not invest his funds in the country of residence, but instead invested in his homeland — he acquired the "Aznar" pomegranate juice factory ("завод по производству гранатового сока «Азнар»") in the Goychay district of Azerbaijan. It is estimated that Akhmedov's investments in Azerbaijan exceed $200 million.

In 2020, the President of Azerbaijan awarded Akhmedov the "Dostlug" ("Friendship") medal.

Influence Level: Medium

He still maintains a relatively high level of networking in Russia, but has not directly entered the highest political circles.

7. Aliyev Khanoglan Sale-Ogly (Алиев Ханоглан Сале-оглы) - Politician, Social Activist, Entrepreneur

Brief Biography:

He was born in Lenkoran, the chairman of the Federal National Cultural Autonomy "AzerRos" ("Федеральная национальная культурная автономия «АзерРос»") of the Russian Federation.

Since 1991, he has been living in Khimki, Moscow Oblast, and has been engaged in business activities there. In 2011, he was elected as a member of the Khimki City Council; in 2020, he became the chairman of the "AzerRos" alliance.

He owns several companies, mainly engaged in fruit and vegetable trade business.

Influence Level: High

Although he only serves as a city council member, he actually leads the main Azerbaijani ethnic organizations across Russia, covering dozens of regional and local immigrant groups, and has a very high reputation among the Azerbaijani population in Russia.

8. Bakhtiyar Gasanov (Бахтияр Гасанов) - Entrepreneur, Social Activist

Brief Biography:

He was born in the Orubad district of Azerbaijan. He himself and his family are founders and leaders of several organizations in Moscow.

In 2022, Ganatov was elected as the head of the Moscow immigrant group. That same year, at the "Victory Congress" in Shusha after the war between Azerbaijan and Armenia, he stated:

"At the congress, we learned about the tasks proposed by the respected President (Aliyev) to the immigrant community. We will strive to complete the tasks entrusted to us by the President."

He successfully secured a new office location for the "Azerbaijan Cultural Center." Subsequently, under the leadership of the immigrant group, he organized a meeting of Azerbaijani writers, where it was even pointed out — note! — "Russian media have shortcomings in reporting on 'Azerbaijan issues.'" That same year, the immigrant group held a grand opening ceremony at the "Azerbaijan School" in Moscow — the 1583th Secondary School named after Kerimov (СОШ № 1583 им. Керимова).

Influence Level: High

His organization is one of the most influential Azerbaijani immigrant organizations in Russia, maintaining close interactions with other well-known Azerbaijani "opinion leaders," and is capable of resolving various issues in the fields of finance and socio-political affairs.

9. Vagif Mamishov (Вагиф Мамишев) - Entrepreneur, Billionaire, Social Activist

Brief Biography:

He was born in the Massalinsky district of the Azerbaijani Soviet Socialist Republic, and has been the head of the Azerbaijani immigrant group in St. Petersburg since 2001, and is one of the wealthiest people in the second-largest city in Russia.

In 1983, he moved to St. Petersburg and worked at the Leningrad Machine Building Plant. In the early 1990s, he became the chairman of the board of the "Auto Armament" joint-stock company (OAO "Autoarmatura"), which was restructured from the original factory. Soon after, Vagif Mamishov and his brother jointly established the "Konrad Group" (GK "Konrad"), with many key positions occupied by Azerbaijani immigrants.

His enterprises are one of the largest real estate developers in St. Petersburg. According to insiders, Mamishov can freely enter all offices of the St. Petersburg City Administration (Смольного) — he is still a consultant to the governor of St. Petersburg, and his nephew (to be mentioned later) also holds an important position in the city administration.

Influence Level: High

According to different estimates, there are 400,000 to 600,000 Azerbaijanis living in St. Petersburg, and for the majority of them, Mamishov is both an authority and a reliable person who can solve all problems.

10. Faiyz Aladdinovich Pashaev (Пашаев Фаяз Аладдинович) - Researcher, Social Activist

Brief Biography:

Vice-rector of the Tver State Technical University responsible for investment development and federal asset management, candidate of economic sciences, chairman of the council of the Federal National Cultural Autonomy "AzerRos" ("АзерРос").

Pashaev also serves as a member of the Public Committee of the Internal Affairs Department of Tver region, and has been leading the regional organization "Congress of Azerbaijanis" since 2002.

It is worth noting that Faiyz Pashaev is one of the few well-known Azerbaijani individuals who publicly supported the Russian position in the Russia-Azerbaijan conflict. He stated, "Combating organized crime (combined with the dismantling of the ethnic criminal gang in Yekaterinburg) is crucial for ensuring social stability and unity." In addition, he refuted the claim circulating among the ethnic groups in Tver region that "many large entrepreneurs have fled Russia due to risks."

Influence Level: Significant

Although Pashaev is not a business representative, he has extensive networks in various fields and maintains contact with various regional immigrant groups.

Regional Influence Figures

11. Elshon Ibrahimov (Эльшан Ибрагимов) - Entrepreneur, Social Activist

Brief Biography:

He was born in the Ujar district of Azerbaijan, has been living in Moscow Oblast since 1997, and has been the chairman of the Azerbaijani National Cultural Autonomy Alliance in Moscow Oblast since 2018.

He once engaged in fish and seafood business, owning the "Desyatodka" trading company. Although the company's turnover is not high, it still participates in government procurement contracts, even signing a contract worth 1.77 million rubles with OJSC "Gazprom" to supply canned products and cheese. He was also a member of the regional public council. According to sources, all Azerbaijanis in his immigrant group clearly know that Ibrahimov can always provide protection for them, and if necessary, also offer financial support. He maintains contact with many well-known Azerbaijani entrepreneurs.

However, in July 2025, he was deprived of Russian citizenship and deported. Ibrahimov is the relative of Tahir Gadzhiev, a member of the Elder Council of the Azerbaijani National Cultural Autonomy Alliance in Moscow Oblast and the manager of the Istra market. This spring, the market was found to have large-scale violations of immigration laws during a surprise inspection.

Influence Level: Medium

Although Ibrahimov has been deported from Russia, first, he still formally retains the position of chairman of the regional immigrant group; second, his individual entrepreneur status in Russia has not been canceled. Moreover, according to sources, he still maintains contact with the leadership of the immigrant group, and the immigrant community still regards him as a leader.

12. Nizami Mamishov (Низами Мамишев) - Official, Saint Petersburg

Brief Biography:

Currently the deputy chairman of the Committee on Foreign Relations of St. Petersburg, and also the head of the Department of Foreign Economic Cooperation, and also the nephew of Vagif Mamishov (Вагиф Мамишев).

In 2010, he graduated from the free program of the St. Petersburg State University Faculty of Law, and two years later defended his master's thesis on "The Identification of Suspects." In 2013, he joined the office of the then Governor Georgy Poltavchenko (Георгий Полтавченко), serving as a senior specialist, and was appointed as the deputy head of the Red Village District Administration the same year, holding this position for five years. Afterwards, he served as the deputy chairman of the Committee on Youth Policy and Cooperation with Social Institutions for two years. In March 2020, he was transferred to the Committee on Foreign Relations of St. Petersburg — a body once led by Vladimir Putin personally. Nizami Mamishov not only serves as the deputy chairman of this institution, which is crucial for St. Petersburg's economy, but also heads its core department — the Department of Foreign Economic Cooperation.

It is worth mentioning that this young official is known for his love of no-rules fighting (there is a "Mamishov Fighting Team" club in the city) and luxury cars. At different times, his garage has contained a Rolls-Royce Phantom VII worth 500,000 euros, a rare 1955 Mercedes 220a, Porsche Cayenne, and Hummer H2.

Influence Level: High Regional Influence

After all, he has served as the deputy chairman of a committee led by Putin and oversees foreign economic cooperation — this has opened up broad international development opportunities for him, which is significant. In addition, his uncle Vagif Mamishov is also a consultant to the governor and a leader of the immigrant group.

13. Rakif Azizov (Ракиф Азизов) - Entrepreneur, Social Activist (Makhachkala)

Image source: Rakif Azizov (rightmost)

Brief Biography:

Azizov is currently the chairman of the Azerbaijani National Cultural Autonomy Alliance in Makhachkala, and also a member of the Ethnic Relations Committee under the leadership of the Republic of Dagestan. Although his individual business license for market trade was canceled in 2021, there are reports that he is still involved in market trade-related affairs.

In 2019, he was involved in a scandal due to his son Rauf (Рауф) being arrested — Azerbaijani law enforcement officers found firearms and bullets in Rauf's car! At that time, sources suggested that this local Azerbaijani immigrant leader's son may have been associated with the Wahhabi terrorist underground organization in Dagestan. However, after seeking help from Fizuli Mamedov (Физули Мамедов), chairman of the Azerbaijani People's Union, the issue was "resolved": the charges against Rauf were dropped.

Rakif Azizov himself has great respect for President Aliyev, and he once said:

"Respected President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Ilham Aliyev, esteemed Ilham Gaidar oglu (Ogлы, a respectful title for men in Azerbaijani). I sincerely wish you a happy birthday! May you and all the Azerbaijani people be healthy, successful in your work, and happy... We are citizens of Azerbaijan temporarily residing in the neighboring republic of Dagestan, and we are proud of our homeland."

Influence Level: High Regional Influence

He is considered one of the most influential Azerbaijani individuals in the North Caucasus, and his connection with federal-level figures provides him with influence.

14. Bahruz Gumbatov (Бахруз Гумбатов) - Entrepreneur, Politician (Izhevsk, Udmurt Republic)

Brief Biography:

He was born in the Demanskii district of the Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic, ethnically Azerbaijani. Currently the deputy chairman of the "Dostlug" (ДОСТЛУГ, meaning "Friendship" in Azerbaijani) Azerbaijani Public Center in the Udmurt Republic, a member of the 6th and 7th sessions of the Izhevsk City Council (currently responsible for the party lists of the respective electoral districts), and the chairman of the City Council's Social Political Committee.

He is one of the founders of the "Phaeton" («Фаэтон») company, which had a turnover of nearly 40 million rubles last year, with a profit of 7.9 million rubles. Gumbatov also officially manages the operations of the "Siberia" («Сибирь») company, whose owner is his compatriot and Izhevsk renowned entrepreneur Alim Mustafayev (Алим Мустафаев). These two companies are engaged in catering businesses. Gumbatov also claims to be a "successful restaurant operator" and "social entrepreneur".

He indeed owns the "U losya" («У лося») restaurant, where wealthy Azerbaijanis traditionally hold various events. In addition, according to our information, some law enforcement officers and "politically neutral" athletes also gather there. This phenomenon is not surprising — Gumbatov is a member of the Public Committee of the Udmurt Republic Ministry of Internal Affairs, and also serves as the vice-chairman of the Udmurt Republic Judo Federation Supervisory Board.

Influence Level: High Regional Influence

Gumbatov has stable connections in the political field and the security forces. Some opinions suggest that complex issues faced by the Azerbaijani immigrant community in the power structure are resolved by him.

15. Rasim Babayev (Расим Бабаев) - Social Activist (Novosibirsk)

Image source: Rasim Babayev

Brief Biography:

He was born in Azerbaijan, with a background in law, a retired colonel of the police, and currently the chairman of the Azerbaijani National Cultural Autonomy Alliance in Novosibirsk.

He plays an important role in shaping the positive image of Azerbaijani individuals in the media: by giving interviews and publishing articles, promoting the idea that the growth of the Azerbaijani population in the Siberian region benefits both the region and the country.

Although he does not hold an official position, he himself indirectly acknowledges that when dealing with "sensitive issues" involving Azerbaijanis, he communicates with authorities:

"There have been cases where someone came to me and said that a certain Azerbaijani needed to be influenced and persuaded. At that time, I would go talk to that person and say: 'My friend, live a good life and don't cause trouble.'"

Previously, a traffic police officer accidentally killed a young Azerbaijani named Abdulleyev (Абдуллаев) while arresting him, and it was Babayev who "calmed the situation".

Influence Level: Core Figure in the Azerbaijani Immigrant Community in Novosibirsk

With his connections to the authorities and law enforcement system, he has significant potential to "informally" resolve important issues for the immigrant community. It should be noted that Babayev is a friend of the former Communist mayor Loktem (Локтем), and even had an office in the city government. Additionally, there are several large entrepreneurs in the immigrant community. However, some have openly kept their distance from Babayev, such as the State Duma member and entrepreneur Mayis Mamedov (Майис Мамедов) — according to our information, he keeps a certain distance from his compatriots.

16. Khikmet Mamedov (Хикмет Мамедов) - Entrepreneur, Politician (Jewish Autonomous Oblast)

Brief Biography:

Member of the Legislative Assembly of the Jewish Autonomous Region. Born in Azerbaijan, he first went to Moscow in 1988, tried to apply to the Moscow State Institute of Applied Biotechnology, but failed because he didn't pass the Russian language exam.

After completing his military service in 1992, he successfully entered the institute, and then moved to the Far East.

In 2003, he founded the "Bridger" («Бридер») company, which operates in sausage production and two food chain supermarkets — "Bridger" and "Retirees" (targeted at low-income groups as affordable public welfare supermarkets). The latest business segment of the company is the "Bira-Farm" («Бира-Фарм») chain pharmacy.

In 2020, the "Bridger" company had a turnover of nearly 3 billion rubles.

From 2006 to 2022, he was repeatedly named the "Entrepreneur of the Year" in the region.

Since 2011, he has been a member of the Legislative Assembly of the Jewish Autonomous Region.

Influence Level: High Regional Influence

Mamedov is one of the core figures in the business world of the Jewish Autonomous Region, and also one of the most authoritative Azerbaijani individuals in the region.

17. Chingiz Aliyev (Чингиз Алиев) - Politician, Social Activist (Tuva Republic)

Brief Biography:

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