Ilham Aliyev, President of Azerbaijan will stay in office until at least, 2020. This follows from the interview of Ali Hasanov, the head of the social-political department of the Presidential Administration of Azerbaijan, according to AzerTaj agency.
Asking the question on the upcoming presidential elections in 2013, Hasanov confidently predicted the victory of Aliyev. His belief is based on the fact that "from 2003 up to date, the president justified the confidence, expectations, dreams and desires of the people."
"Studies by independent centers of public opinion polls show that his policy and systemic measures should continued, the concept of "Azerbaijan 2020" intended for 10 years has been implemented. Taking into account the realities, it can be stated that in the coming years under the leadership of President Ilham Aliyev, the people of Azerbaijan will continue to move to new victories," Hasanov believes.—06D—
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