Erdogan Reaffirms Unbreakable Türkiye-Azerbaijan Alliance
(MENAFN) Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan reiterated on Monday that the partnership between Türkiye and Azerbaijan remained firmly rooted in shared history and mutual solidarity, dismissing any efforts to weaken relations between the two nations.
Addressing journalists aboard his return flight from Azerbaijan, Erdogan highlighted the close bonds connecting the two countries, describing their relationship as one built on longstanding friendship and cooperation.
"Türkiye and Azerbaijan are two brotherly countries bound by inseparable ties," he said, pointing to joint achievements in key strategic fields, including energy, transport and infrastructure, which have further strengthened their partnership.
Erdogan also highlighted the importance of his trip to Shusha, where he attended Victory Day celebrations following an invitation from Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev. He said the visit served as another demonstration of the strong solidarity between Ankara and Baku.
During his stay, the Turkish leader extended congratulations to Azerbaijan on Victory Day and State Flag Day, paid tribute to those killed in the Khojaly massacre and visited Khankendi.
His discussions with Aliyev focused on expanding bilateral relations and examining recent developments across the region. Erdogan also noted that he had observed ongoing reconstruction and development projects in Karabakh.
"Just as we supported Karabakh's liberation, we are doing everything we can to support its development," he said.
Addressing journalists aboard his return flight from Azerbaijan, Erdogan highlighted the close bonds connecting the two countries, describing their relationship as one built on longstanding friendship and cooperation.
"Türkiye and Azerbaijan are two brotherly countries bound by inseparable ties," he said, pointing to joint achievements in key strategic fields, including energy, transport and infrastructure, which have further strengthened their partnership.
Erdogan also highlighted the importance of his trip to Shusha, where he attended Victory Day celebrations following an invitation from Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev. He said the visit served as another demonstration of the strong solidarity between Ankara and Baku.
During his stay, the Turkish leader extended congratulations to Azerbaijan on Victory Day and State Flag Day, paid tribute to those killed in the Khojaly massacre and visited Khankendi.
His discussions with Aliyev focused on expanding bilateral relations and examining recent developments across the region. Erdogan also noted that he had observed ongoing reconstruction and development projects in Karabakh.
"Just as we supported Karabakh's liberation, we are doing everything we can to support its development," he said.
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