The Acting Minister of Health of Azerbaijan, Teymur Musayev, thanked the work of the two Cuban medical brigades that participated in the fight with Covid-19 for a year, diplomatic sources reported.
President Dr Arif Alvi on Thursday said Pakistan and Azerbaijan could further enhance bilateral and economic cooperation by taking concrete measures including exchange of trade delegations.
Let's be honest at least with ourselves and start calling things by their proper names. From the very moment the declaration of ceasefire in Nagorno-Karabakh was signed, we have been saying that Russia plans to turn this region of Azerbaijan into a major military base.
When Leonid Brezhnev visited Washington in 1973, William Colby — soon to be director of the CIA — told the Soviet Leader: “The more we know about each other, the safer we all are.” The summit Brezhnev attended marked a triumph of the Cold War detente. In the years that followed, deals were signed that limited the production of nuclear weapons and normalized relations between the West and the USSR.
Whilst Nikol Pashinyan's victory in the recent Armenian elections is seen by some as a rejection of revanchist political forces, this does not mean there are no challenges to the peace process. Vasif Huseynov gives the perspective from Baku of what the elections mean for peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
Azerbaijan has a huge potential for renewable energy, Denis Shulakov, 1st Vice President of Gazprombank, Head of the Gazprombank's Capital Markets Block said, Trend reported.
July sees a historic anniversary for the People's Republic of China: 100 years since the founding of the Communist Party of China (CPC) at the first National Congress in Shanghai.
Both sides exchanged opinions "about the specific situation on the ground" and expressed their satisfaction with the work of the joint Russian-Turkish center, the Russian Foreign Minister noted.
Secretary of the Security Council of Armenia Armen Grigoryan made a number of very curious statements. In an interview with Armenian Public Television, he emphasized that Russian border troops would be deployed on the Armenia-Azerbaijan border and may stay there even after the process of border demarcation is complete—in case the Armenians, as Grigoryan put it, “do not have enough of their own manpower”.
“People say that women are less successful in ICT than men, but I disagree!” Gunel Ismaylova works as a digital specialist at the very place where she learned her skills, the ICT Applying and Training Centre (ICT LAB) of the Ministry of Transport, Communications and High Technologies.
Azerbaijan has proposed starting bilateral negotiations with Armenia to set their mutual border, Baku announced on Wednesday.
He noted that the region had many problems but the process aiming to address these issues was already underway with a special trilateral group (Russia, Azerbaijan, Armenia) established to achieve that.
Alstom has announced the commissioning of the initial seven electric freight locomotives to Azerbaijan Railways (ADY).
Oil and gas will continue to dominate Azerbaijan’s economy in the medium term, but the outlook for its fossil fuel exports is uncertain due to major importers’ net zero commitments.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration has changed its forecast for Azerbaijan's average daily oil production for 2021-2022, Azernews analysed.
Erdoğan's statement after his visit to Shusha caught the attention of all researchers. While declaring that Turkey will stand by its allies, the president made reference to a security zone – a mechanism that seems like the only tool that can provide stability in the region.
The COVID-19 Fast-Track Facility, which is worth up to $160 billion, supports projects which “strengthen countries’ pandemic response.”
The Milli Mejlis, the Parliament of the Republic of Azerbaijan, adopted at the first reading the law 'On the Rational Use of Energy Resources and Energy Efficiency'.
Tensions continue between Azerbaijan and Armenia as a result of mutual accusations of border breaching, despite Russia’s deployment of peacekeeping forces in the wake of a 44-day war between the two countries.
An interesting action dedicated to the 103rd anniversary of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces Day was organized by the Azerbaijani diaspora in Ukraine, Kiev.
The 4th Eco Energy Ministerial Meeting was held with the participation of Azerbaijan. The high-level representatives of the organization's member countries-Iran, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan and a number of international organizations attended at the meeting.
Announced by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan in March this year, the snap parliamentary elections in Armenia have been a hotly debated topic both within and outside the country for several months. After the end of the Second Karabakh War, many in the Armenian diaspora actively opposed N. Pashinyan's candidacy, accusing him of betrayal and incompetence.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and his Azerbaijani counterpart, Ilham Aliyev, signed an agreement on June 15, 2021, that may have historic significance not only for the two signatory countries, but also for neighboring states.
On 26 June, foreign ministers from Austria, Lithuania, and Romania summarised their visit to Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia, which took place on 25-26 June as mandated by the EU High Representative, Josep Borrell.
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