Baku: Azerbaijan’s Foreign Minister, Jeyhun Bayramov, engaged in a telephone conversation with Nepal’s Foreign Minister, Arzu Rana Deuba, on August 19 to discuss potential avenues for cooperation.
According to Azerbaijan State News Agency, Minister Deuba congratulated Azerbaijan on its recent agreements with the United States, achieved during the Azerbaijani President’s visit, and the progress in the Azerbaijan-Armenia reconciliation process. Both ministers praised the high-level political interactions between Azerbaijan and Nepal, recalling the Nepalese President’s visit to Azerbaijan during COP29.
The ministers emphasized the significance of the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations between their countries, highlighting the importance of the Azerbaijani government mission to Nepal and the political consultations between the Foreign Ministries. They discussed the development of bilateral and multilateral relations, focusing on potential cooperation in economic, trade, tourism, humanitarian, and other sectors.
The conversation also underscored the successful collaboration between Azerbaijan and Nepal within international organizations and the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM), stressing the need to enhance mutual support in multilateral forums. Additional issues of mutual interest were also part of the discussion.