Ilham Aliyev and Vladimir Putin.
Telephone conversation between the Presidents of Azerbaijan and the Russian Federation
Baku/07.10.21/Turan: Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev called Russian President Vladimir Putin today, congratulating him on his birthday.
Aliyev wished his Russian counterpart "new successes in state activities for the development and prosperity of the country, good health," the press service of the head of Azerbaijan reports.
For his part, Putin expressed gratitude to the President of Azerbaijan for his attention and congratulations.
Having stressed the successful development of Azerbaijani-Russian bilateral friendly relations in various spheres, the heads of the states expressed confidence in further strengthening of cooperation and exchanged views on the prospects of relations.
The situation in the region was discussed during the telephone conversation.-06B-
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