Relations Between Serbia, Azerbaijan Develop Successfully Across Broad Co-Op Spectrum - Minister
Date
7/25/2024 5:33:32 AM
(MENAFN- Trend News Agency)
BAKU, Azerbaijan, July 25. The relations
between Serbia and Azerbaijan are successfully developing across
the whole spectrum of cooperation, Serbian Culture Minister Nikola
Selaković (co-chair of the Intergovernmental Commission from
Serbia) said, Trend reports.
He made the remark at the eighth session of the
Intergovernmental Commission (IGC) on trade and economic
cooperation between Azerbaijan and Serbia in Baku.
The co-chair of the IGC from Azerbaijan is labor and Social
Protection Minister Sahil Babayev.
During the negotiations, Selaković mentioned that relations
between the two countries are developing successfully across the
whole spectrum of cooperation, but there is a great growth
potential, and Baku should identify opportunities for growth of
business relations.
Babayev emphasized that as a result of the political will and
efforts of the heads of both states, relations between Azerbaijan
and Serbia are constantly developing and rising to the level of
strategic partnership.
"Our countries signed the Declaration on Strategic Partnership
in 2013, the Joint Action Plan on Strategic Partnership in 2018,
documents on cooperation in many spheres, our relations are
constantly expanding based on friendship and mutual trust. We
highly appreciate the establishment of the Strategic Partnership
Council between Azerbaijan and Serbia," Babayev noted.
He added that trade turnover between Azerbaijan and Serbia
increased 5.24 times in six months of the current year, and 12
business forums and business meetings were held in Baku and
Belgrade in the past period.
Selakovic expressed satisfaction with the constant expansion of
relations between his country and Azerbaijan, based on friendly
relations and mutual respect, and said that constant work is being
done to further develop relations.
The sides acknowledged the potential for expanding cooperation
in energy, transport and logistics, labor and social protection,
agriculture, education, and tourism.
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