Azerbaijan promotes a bilateral relationship with Czech Republic

Baku: On October 28, 2017, according to the states official news channel, President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev officially sent a letter of appreciation to the president of Czech Republican Milos Zeman for his effort to promote the bilateral relationship between two states.

It has been reported by the official sources that both nations needed to cooperate with each other to bring prosperity and success in the country.

Az Vision reported that Mr. Aliyev said in his letter, “On my behalf and on behalf of the people of Azerbaijan, I cordially congratulate you and all your people on the occasion of the national holiday of the Czech Republic,

“I hope that the Azerbaijani-Czech relations will continue to develop and expand on the basis of friendship and cooperation in the interests of our peoples,

“On this joyful day, I wish you robust health, success in your activity, and constant wellbeing and prosperity to your friendly people,” added the head of state.”

In the answer of that letter President of Czech Republic appreciated the efforts of Mr. Aliyev.

It should be acknowledged that earlier the following month Czech Republican refused to accept the allegations by US that state was not involved in selling weapons to Azerbaijan. Foreign Minister said, “Czech Republic didn’t sell any weapons to Azerbaijan.

Furthermore, Czech Republic assured mutual cooperation and trade, and is interested to expand relationship among two states.

Reporter: Syeda Faiza Bukhari