The Azerbaijani Embassy in Cairo will soon regain its full operations, Foreign Ministry spokesman Elman Abdullayev said at today's press briefing.
Currently working in the embassy is truncated staff – the Ambassador and a diplomat.
The remaining diplomats and their families were evacuated from Egypt at the end of August due to the deteriorating situation in the country.
Abdullayev noted that the Azerbaijani Embassy in Syria since the outbreak of hostilities in the country moved to Lebanon and continues to work in Beirut. -16D06-
Politics
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The State Department on Wednesday launched a new online program that will allow Americans to renew 10-year passports that have expired within the past five years.
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The U.S. and Serbia on Wednesday signed an agreement on “strategic partnership” in the energy sector, aimed to “expand opportunities for U.S. companies to invest in Serbia’s energy sector, including in green energy projects, that will help Belgrade diversify and expand its energy generation,” TURAN's Washington correspondent reports.
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The United States said on Wednesday it's headed into the next high-level week of the UN General Assembly with three new commitments for Security Council reform: Creating two permanent seats for Africans, a new elected seat for Small Island Developing States, and talks about beginning the process of amending the UN Charter.
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