Historic Flag-Raising in Khankendi Resolves Karabakh Issue: What Lies Ahead for Azerbaijan
Bakı/16.10.23/Turan: In a momentous event on October 15th, President Ilham Aliyev of the Republic of Azerbaijan hoisted the National Flag of Azerbaijan in the heart of Khankendi, signaling the end of a protracted dispute that has spanned more than three decades. Addressing the gathered audience, President Aliyev emphasized the historic nature of the occasion, a day many had awaited for over 30 years.
The resolution of the Karabakh issue marks a significant milestone, leaving many to ponder what priorities should now take precedence for Azerbaijan. In a recent episode of the "Difficult Question" program, political commentator Nasimi Mammadli offered his insights on this matter.
Mammadli asserted that the conclusion of this long-standing problem, which has endured for more than a century, represents a remarkable achievement from both political and legal perspectives. He highlighted that this event has further fortified Azerbaijan's position in the geopolitical landscape, and he stressed the need for the country to leverage this success for future development.
While acknowledging Azerbaijan's victory, Mammadli cautioned against complacency, emphasizing the importance of vigilance in relations with neighboring states and in navigating the region's complex geopolitical dynamics. He urged the nation to remain focused on its domestic priorities and to learn from the experiences of others.
Mammadli underscored that some of the foremost issues to address include corruption and bribery, as well as matters related to religion and ideology. He expressed optimism that President Ilham Aliyev possesses the potential to steer the country's domestic policies in a manner that aligns with his successful foreign policy efforts, which led to the restoration of territorial integrity and sovereignty.
As Azerbaijan ushers in a new era marked by the resolution of the Karabakh issue, the nation faces an opportunity to chart a course that safeguards its interests and bolsters its role on the international stage. The task at hand is one that demands careful consideration and strategic planning, as Azerbaijan embraces the future with newfound confidence.
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- 16 October 2023 18:07
Difficult question
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Political analyst Shahin Jafarli discusses this question in the program "Difficult Question." The expert believes that the Charter on Strategic Partnership between Armenia and the United States, signed on January 14 by Armenia's Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan and U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken, marks a significant shift in Armenia's foreign policy. He also noted that just a few days earlier, on January 9, the Armenian government approved a draft law initiating the process of the country's accession to the European Union, which will now be presented to parliament for consideration.
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On January 14, the United States of America (USA) and Armenia signed a Charter. Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan and U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken signed the Charter on Strategic Partnership between Yerevan and Washington in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday, January 14.
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Keçmiş diplomat, siyasi şərhçi Nahid Cəfərov Azərbaycanın xarici siyasəti barədə Kamran Mahmudovun təqdimatında yayımlanan “Çətin sual” verilişində danışır.
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Qərbi Azərbaycan mövzusu son günlər həm Azərbaycan, həm də Ermənistan rəsmiləri tərəfindən tez-tez gündəmə gətirilir.
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