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Jan 22 2007
PREMIER OF AZERBAIJAN RECEIVES FIRST DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTER OF
POLAND
[January 22, 2007, 20:09:09]
Prime Minister of Azerbaijan Artur Rasizade received the delegation
led by the first deputy foreign minister of Poland Pavel Koval, 22
January.
Noting presence of the historical relations between Azerbaijan and
Poland, the Prime Minister of Azerbaijan said the mutual visits of
the heads of state and established appropriate legislative base have
given strong impulse to development of bilateral links between the
two countries. "The efficiency of economic relations should, however,
rise, as there is great potential for this", Mr. Rasizade emphasized.
"The inter-governmental commission could promote bilateral
cooperation in the global energy and transport projects being
implemented in region", he stressed.
Touching upon the Armenia-Azerbaijan, Nagorno Karabakh conflict,
Artur Rasizade informed on the heavy sequences of aggressive
separatism and Armenian's occupant policy.
The Polish diplomat updated the Premier on the meetings and talks he
held in Baku to strengthen cooperation between the two countries.
Azerbaijan has become a leading country in region, he stressed.
"Poland is going to cooperate with Azerbaijan not only in oil-gas
field, but also in economic, political, cultural spheres. We want to
activate our business links with Azerbaijan", he underlined.
Pavel Koval said his country stands ready to render any assistance in
Azerbaijan's integration to Europe.
In meeting, the parties had comprehensive exchange of views on a
number of other questions.
Jan 22 2007
PREMIER OF AZERBAIJAN RECEIVES FIRST DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTER OF
POLAND
[January 22, 2007, 20:09:09]
Prime Minister of Azerbaijan Artur Rasizade received the delegation
led by the first deputy foreign minister of Poland Pavel Koval, 22
January.
Noting presence of the historical relations between Azerbaijan and
Poland, the Prime Minister of Azerbaijan said the mutual visits of
the heads of state and established appropriate legislative base have
given strong impulse to development of bilateral links between the
two countries. "The efficiency of economic relations should, however,
rise, as there is great potential for this", Mr. Rasizade emphasized.
"The inter-governmental commission could promote bilateral
cooperation in the global energy and transport projects being
implemented in region", he stressed.
Touching upon the Armenia-Azerbaijan, Nagorno Karabakh conflict,
Artur Rasizade informed on the heavy sequences of aggressive
separatism and Armenian's occupant policy.
The Polish diplomat updated the Premier on the meetings and talks he
held in Baku to strengthen cooperation between the two countries.
Azerbaijan has become a leading country in region, he stressed.
"Poland is going to cooperate with Azerbaijan not only in oil-gas
field, but also in economic, political, cultural spheres. We want to
activate our business links with Azerbaijan", he underlined.
Pavel Koval said his country stands ready to render any assistance in
Azerbaijan's integration to Europe.
In meeting, the parties had comprehensive exchange of views on a
number of other questions.