On Thursday, an official delegation of Austria will visit Baku, headed by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the country (the youngest foreign minister in the world) Sebastian Kurtz.
As reported by the Austrian press, Kurtz will visit Azerbaijan in the framework of the regional visit to the South Caucasus countries.
The program of the visit is not reported. However, the Austrian press reports that the Azerbaijani embassy refused to issue a visa to the editor of one of the leading newspapers in the country - Die Presse. As a reason, it was stated that the editor, Jutta Somerbauer illegally visited Karabakh in 2011, and in her previous visits to Baku "she met with the wrong people", that is with the opposition.
Earlier, the Embassy refused a visa to the correspondent of the same newspaper that was going to Baku for a 3-month internship course. She was hinted that the agency, where she intends to undertake probation, is unreliable. -02D-
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The repair of the underwater pipeline transporting condensate from the Shah Deniz field’s “Alpha” production platform in the Caspian Sea to the Sangachal terminal may extend until the end of this week, reports Turan, citing informed sources.
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President Ilham Aliyev participated in the Abu Dhabi Sustainable Development Week 2025. The summit, which brought together global leaders, politicians, and industry pioneers, provided a platform for discussions on addressing the most pressing issues of our time.
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