Decisions of law enforcement agencies against Elshad Abdullayev are explained with the concern of certain circles in connection with the investigation of the disappearance of his brother, Mahir Abdullayev. Turan was told by Azad Mursaliyev, head of the committee to protect M. Abdullayev, commenting on the report of the Attorney General on the inclusion of the former Rector of the Azerbaijan International University (AIU) Elshad Abdullayev living in exile into the wanted list.
According to Mursaliyev, Elshad Abdullayev living in France said at the announcement of the Attorney General: "From now on such reports and statements do not worry me. I fulfill my mission. Already in the country and in the world everyone knows what horrors happened with Mahir Abdullayev. On the other hand, we inform the public about the specific facts indicating the prosperity of corruption in the Milli Majlis, law enforcement, the presidential administration and other state bodies of Azerbaijan."
Mursaliyev also noted that the Attorney General's information is "ridiculous." Everyone knows in what country and city, and at what address Elshad Abdullayev resides, and even knows his phone number. His search is not necessary.
Abdullayev from this address sends appeals to state agencies of Azerbaijan. In practice, France has never extradited a person granted asylum in this country, said Mursaliyev.
Recall that prosecutors accused Elshad Abdullayev of the organization of illegal organ transplants in his private clinic in Baku. -03B-
Politics
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Azerbaijan’s Foreign Minister, Jayhun Bayramov, dismissed the possibility of a "partial peace" with Armenia during a speech at the United Nations General Assembly on Saturday, in response to a more optimistic tone struck by Yerevan earlier in the week. His comments highlighted the stark contrast between the two countries' positions, underscoring the significant hurdles that remain to finalise a comprehensive peace agreement.
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Fazil Gasimov, an economist who has been on a hunger strike for 107 days while in detention, is facing pressure to end his protest, Gasimov’s relatives said.
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A year after the organized departure of the entire Armenian population from Nagorno-Karabakh, only 2.6% of the former Armenian residents of the region have obtained Armenian citizenship. According to the Armenian Migration Service, out of approximately 120,000 displaced individuals, only 3,226 people have received Armenian passports.
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Azerbaijan and Saudi Arabia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding between the governments of Azerbaijan and Saudi Arabia regarding the mutual exemption from visa requirements for holders of diplomatic and service passports traveling for short-term visits. The document was signed by the foreign ministers of both countries, Jeyhun Bayramov and Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud, on September 27 during a meeting at the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly. According to the press service of the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry, the meeting expressed satisfaction with the development of bilateral relations based on mutual respect for each other's legitimate interests.
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