Aliev and Vucic
Baku/23.11.22/Turan: A package of Azerbaijani-Serbian documents was signed on Wednesday in Belgrade following negotiations between the leaders of the two countries - Ilham Aliyev and Alexander Vucic.
The Presidents signed a Joint Statement and a Memorandum on the Establishment of a Strategic Partnership Council between Azerbaijan and Serbia.
The Interior Ministers signed an intergovernmental agreement on readmission.
An intergovernmental agreement on cooperation in the field of social security was also signed.
In addition, interdepartmental cooperation agreements were signed between the Azerbaijan Small and Medium Business Development Agency and the Serbian Development Agency, as well as between the Azerbaijan Export and Investment Promotion Agency - AZPROMO and the Serbian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
The parties also signed a memorandum on the recognition of certificates of the International Convention on the training of seafarers, the issuance of diplomas and duty. ---06D---
Politics
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An appeal has been filed against the arrest of journalist Shahnaz Beylergizi, her lawyer Bakhtiyar Hajiyev told the Turan agency on Friday.
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On February 6, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan met with U.S. Vice President James Vance in Washington. "Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan met with U.S. Vice President James Vance at the White House in Washington. During the meeting, issues related to bilateral relations as well as regional affairs were discussed," reported Pashinyan's press service.
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By a decree of the head of state dated February 7, Anar Aliyev was appointed as the Minister of Labor and Social Protection. Prior to this, he held the position of Deputy Minister.
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Afghan Sadygov, the head of the Azerbaijani website Azel.TV, who was arrested in Georgia at the request of Baku, ended his dry hunger strike on February 6, which he had started on February 2. However, he is still refusing food and is only drinking water. His hunger strike has now lasted 142 days, said his wife, Sevinc Sadygova, in an interview with the Turan agency on February 7. The Georgian Center for Social Justice (CSJ), which defends Afghan Sadygov's rights, issued a statement expressing concern about his condition.
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