Baku/20.12.17/Turan: Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev today received the Executive Director of the Conference of Presidents of American Jewish Organizations, Malcolm Honlaine.
The website of the Azerbaijani President reports that Aliyev noted the importance of the forthcoming international conference "2017 - Year of Islamic Solidarity: Interreligious and Intercultural Dialogue" in Baku, underscored the importance of Honlaine's participation in this event. He expressed confidence that the conference will contribute to strengthening relations between religions and peoples.
During the conversation, it was noted that all conditions for the residence of representatives of all peoples and religions, including the Jewish community in conditions of peace and prosperity, have been created in Azerbaijan. The meeting also noted the successful development of relations between Azerbaijan and the United States in various fields. -06D-
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