Assistances of U.S. congressmen get acquainted in Baku
Earlier this week, a group of the assistants of U.S. congressmen arrived in Baku. Official information about the purpose of the visit and the makeup of delegation was not reported.
According to the press service of the Milli Majlis, the guests met at the parliamentary Foreign Relations Committee, discussing bilateral relations. On August 16 guests were received by the minister of economic development and communications.
They will also meet with representatives of the pro-governmental youth organizations and go sightseeing-16D-
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