Fatemi, envoy discuss Pakistan-Azerbaijan relations

Foreign OfficeFatemi, envoy discuss Pakistan-Azerbaijan relations

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: The Ambassador-designate of Republic of Azerbaijan to Pakistan Ali Alizada paid his first courtesy call on the Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Foreign Affairs Syed Tariq Fatemi in Islamabad on Monday and held discussions covering all aspects of bilateral relations and regional developments.

The meeting focused on the mutual support extended by Pakistan and Azerbaijan to each other on the issues of Nagorono-Karabakh and Jammu and Kashmir, which reflects convergence of views on key regional and international issues.

The importance of high-level political exchanges and regular exchange of business delegations was also highlighted.

AMBASSADOR-DESIGNATE OF AZERBAIJAN MR. ALI ALIZADA PAID HIS FIRST COURTESY CALL ON THE SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE PRIME MINISTER ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS SYED TARIQ FATEMI IN ISLAMABAD ON JULY 4, 2016.
AMBASSADOR-DESIGNATE OF AZERBAIJAN MR. ALI ALIZADA PAID HIS FIRST COURTESY CALL ON THE SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE PRIME MINISTER ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS SYED TARIQ FATEMI IN ISLAMABAD ON JULY 4, 2016.

During the meeting, Tariq Fatemi underlined the importance Pakistan attaches to its fraternal ties with Azerbaijan.

Fatemi recalled the visit of President Mamnoon Hussain to Azerbaijan in March 2015 which was indeed a milestone that provided the two sides with an opportunity to review the existing state of bilateral relations and to exchange views on regional and international issues of mutual interest.

The special assistant mentioned the crucial role of air connectivity in giving a spurt to bilateral trade and economic interaction and people-to-people exchanges.

Tariq Fatemi assured the ambassador-designate of the full cooperation and assistance by the Government of Pakistan to him in his efforts to enhance the bilateral ties between the two countries.

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