Russian and Azerbaijani emergency ministers met in Baku on Tuesday to strengthen cooperation and highlight joint efforts in civil defense and crisis response.
Russia’s Emergency Situations Minister Alexander Kurenkov met with his Azerbaijani counterpart Kamaladdin Heydarov in Baku, the Russian ministry announced.
The two officials discussed enhancing bilateral cooperation in emergency management.
The ministers also highlighted Azerbaijan’s role in the development of the International Civil Defence Organization (ICDO), which is holding its 58th session in Baku.
The ministry emphasized that their discussions reflect a shared commitment to prioritizing life-saving efforts and mutual support in global emergency cooperation.
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