Azerbaijan and Türkiye's parliamentary leaders meet to discuss strengthening bilateral ties, enhancing cooperation, and advancing interparliamentary collaboration.
Sahiba Gafarova, Speaker of Azerbaijan’s Parliament, met with Numan Kurtulmuş, Speaker of the Grand National Assembly of Türkiye, during her official visit to Ankara.
Numan Kurtulmuş highlighted the significance of the Shusha Declaration in deepening bilateral relations, while Gafarova noted that Azerbaijan’s recent parliamentary elections on September 1 were the first held across the entire sovereign territory of the country.
Both speakers emphasised the motto "One nation, two states," underscoring the historical, linguistic, and cultural unity of their peoples. They praised the role of their countries' leaders in fostering close relations and discussed strengthening interparliamentary collaboration, including through friendship groups and committees.
After the meeting, Gafarova was welcomed in the plenary hall of Türkiye’s Grand National Assembly.
The Azerbaijani delegation also visited areas damaged during the 15 July 2016 coup attempt.
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