Political dialogue between Azerbaijan and Croatia creates a strong foundation for expanding cooperation in various fields.
President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev sent a congratulatory letter to Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković on the occasion of Croatia’s Statehood Day. In the message, President Aliyev expressed satisfaction with the strengthening and enrichment of bilateral relations based on positive traditions. He emphasized that active political dialogue, high-level mutual visits, and regular contact lay a solid groundwork for enhancing cooperation across multiple sectors.
The President noted successful collaboration between the two countries in economic, trade, humanitarian, and particularly demining efforts, adding that energy cooperation has now advanced to a new level. He also highlighted that this partnership contributes positively to Europe's energy security.
Expressing confidence in the continued development of strategic ties, President of Azerbaijan extended his best wishes to the Croatian Prime Minister and peace and prosperity to the friendly people of Croatia.
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