Azerbaijan's Foreign Affairs Minister Jeyhum Bayramov has been received today by Kazakhstan's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Murat Nurtleu.
"Had a very productive meeting at the brotherly Republic of Kazakhstan. We discussed key areas of Azerbaijan-Kazakhstan strategic partnership, including political, economic, trade, transport-communication, and humanitarian, as well as cooperation within the framework of the regional and international formats. We are committed to enhancing our strategic partnership," - Jeyhun Bayramov posted on X.
Cooperation within the framework of regional and international organizations, including the UN, OIC, OTS, and CICA was also high on the agenda.
Following to the official talks, two ministers have signed an Action Plan for 2025-2026.
"The action plan we signed today between the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan for 2025-2026 covers multifaceted areas of cooperation" - Bayramov said at the press briefing in Astana.
Two visits by the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan to Kazakhstan and three visits by the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan to our country last year serve as a clear умшвутсу of the high level of relations between our nations, he added.
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