On August 19, President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev received Jared Cohen, President of Global Affairs at Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
During the meeting, the two recalled their earlier discussion in Davos this January. They highlighted the longstanding cooperation between Azerbaijan and Goldman Sachs, established in 2010, and expressed satisfaction with the successful partnership between the State Oil Fund of the Republic of Azerbaijan and the company.
The discussion also touched on the progress achieved on August 8 in Washington, facilitated with support from the U.S. President, in advancing the peace agenda between Azerbaijan and Armenia. Both sides noted that these developments open significant opportunities for the region’s comprehensive growth.
Additionally, they exchanged views on potential avenues for future cooperation between Azerbaijan and Goldman Sachs.
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