President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev has thanked U.S. President Donald Trump. In his letter, the head of state expressed deep gratitude to Donald Trump, appreciating his kind words and his thoughts on Azerbaijan's efforts for peace and stability.
The President of Azerbaijan stated: "Your continued commitment to resolving conflicts, your personal involvement in advancing dialogue, and your contributions to reducing tensions in various regions of the world, in my firm belief, fully deserve the highest international recognition, including the Nobel Peace Prize. Your leadership, which is guided by determination and responsibility, serves as a true example of service to the promotion of global peace.
I am confident that through continuous dialogue and cooperation, our partnership will contribute to strengthening peace, security, and prosperity both in our countries and beyond their borders.
I kindly ask you to accept my sincere gratitude for the spirit of mutual respect and your attention expressed in your letter."
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