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Border Regime with Russia, Turkey, Iran and Georgia Simplified
Ilham Aliyev has ordered simplification of the border regime for citizens of some countries. The President instructed the Foreign Ministry, the Customs Committee, and the Border and Migration Services to prepare proposals for improvement of legislation in order to ‘provide fast passage through the border checkpoints on the borders with Russia, Turkey, Iran and Georgia.’
In addition, the President ordered the creation of the Tourism Council.
The Ministries of Economy, Finance, Culture and Tourism, the State Administration of Civil Aviation and AZAL are required to organize new international routes to attract tourists to the country. -74D-
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On September 10, the Orda training ground in the Turkistan region of Kazakhstan hosted the opening of the multinational Special Forces exercises "Endless Brotherhood – III." Participating in the exercises are Special Forces units from Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Türkiye, Pakistan, Qatar, and Uzbekistan, with representatives from the armed forces of Jordan and Kyrgyzstan observing the drills.
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Azerbaijani Defense Minister Zakir Hasanov has arrived in Georgia to participate in the 11th trilateral meeting of Defense Ministers of Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey to be held in Batumi, the Defense Ministry's press service reported.
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On September 10, the Narimanov District Court in Baku announced the verdict for three foreigners who had painted graffiti on Baku Metro trains. The verdict was delivered to French citizen Clerc Theo Hugo, New Zealand citizen De-Saint Quentin İsmael, and Australian citizen Han Paul.
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On September 10, Judge Rafail Sadykhov of the Khatai District Court denied the complaint of detained “Toplum TV” journalist Mushvig Jabbar, who had argued that he was not allowed to grant a power of attorney to his relatives, a lawyer Nazim Musayev told Turan.
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