Talks between the presidents of Azerbaijan and Belarus (UPDATED)
In the framework of the official visit of the Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev had talks with the Belarusian president Alexander Lukashenko within the frameworks of the official visit to Minsk. "We have no restrictions on cooperation with Belarus. In all areas we see a very positive trend and results," according to BELTA. He noted that Belarus is on the path of rapid economic growth, and issues of social welfare are actively solved in the country. "The time is not easy for either country, but, nevertheless, Belarus retains positive development, political stability is provided. We are all susceptible to the economic crisis, however, Belarus is a country that is least susceptible to this phenomenon. "
President of Azerbaijan stressed that he will be very happy to receive Alexander Lukashenko next year. "Each visit is another confirmation of the strategic political nature of our relations," Aliyev said.
President of Belarus, in turn, drew attention to the fact that even in difficult times in terms of economy the two countries maintain turnover at the same level, despite a significant decline in trade with other countries. "We have created a good foundation for our relations," said the head of state.
He stressed that Belarus and Azerbaijan have not suspicion and closed topics. "If someone does not like it, that's their problem. We do not have banned topics. So you can always count on Belarus," said Lukashenko.- 0-
2015 November 27 (Friday) 23:32:37
The Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev paid an official visit to Belarus. According to BELTA, the program of the visit, which will last till November 28 provides talks of the Belarusian president Alexander Lukashenko and the Azerbaijani president Ilham Aliyev in the narrow and expanded formats, as well as the signing of international documents. It is expected that Ilham Aliyev will laid a wreath to the Victory Monument in Minsk, will visit the Belarusian State Museum of the Great Patriotic War.-06D—
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