A package of bilateral agreements between Azerbaijan and Kyrgyzstan has been signed
Today, a package of Azerbaijani-Kyrgyz documents was signed following talks in Baku between the presidents of the two countries, Ilham Aliyev and Sadir Zhaparov. The heads of state signed the Joint Declaration of the Presidents of Azerbaijan and Kyrgyzstan and the Resolution of the second meeting of the Azerbaijan-Krygyz Interstate Council.
The parties also signed intergovernmental agreements on cooperation in the field of science and education, migration, and the avoidance of double taxation. In addition, Memoranda of Understanding on cooperation in the field of healthcare and medical science, and energy were signed.
The program of cooperation between the governments of the two countries in 2024-2029 has been approved. The parties also signed an intergovernmental agreement on cooperation in the field of science and education, and migration. In addition, there is an agreement on cooperation in the legal field between the Ministries of Justice. The parties also signed an agreement on cooperation in the field of improving customs management and mutual assistance. A total of 18 documents were signed.
Politics
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On February 3, the trial of public activist Nijat Ibrahim will begin in the Baku Serious Crimes Court. This decision was made on Wednesday at a preparatory hearing by Judge Aygun Gurbanova. According to lawyer Zibeida Sadigova, Ibrahim was taken to court in handcuffs. There were guards sitting next to him throughout the whole process.
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On January 23, Hilal Mammadov, a member of the Public Council of the Talysh people of Azerbaijan (PCTP), was summoned to the State Security Service (SSS) of Azerbaijan. As he himself informed Turan, the summons was delivered to him today by officers from the Nizami district department of the SSS.
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On January 22, the Foreign Minister of Azerbaijan, Jeyhun Bayramov, and the Foreign Secretary of the United Kingdom, David Lammy, held a telephone conversation.
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The court records from the trial of Teymur Kerimov, the head of the YouTube channel Kanal-11, were falsified, the declaration distributed by Kerimov's colleagues. “The court documents are distorted. They misrepresented the testimony of citizens. For instance, the victim Leila Almaszadeh stated in court that she had no complaints against me. In court, she said, “Teymur did not ask me for money and did not receive any money from me.” However, the court protocol states that she is complaining about me and demands the removal of illegally recorded videos,” writes Kerimov.
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