Baku: Azerbaijan’s Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov and Nepal’s Foreign Minister Arzu Rana Deuba engaged in a phone conversation today to discuss the current state and future prospects of bilateral cooperation, Trend reports via the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan.
According to Trend News Agency, Minister Deuba extended congratulations to Azerbaijan for the agreements reached with the United States during the recent summit between the two presidents and commended the progress in the Azerbaijani-Armenian normalization process.
The ministers acknowledged the recent increase in political engagements and positively reflected on the presidential visit from Nepal to Azerbaijan during COP29. They emphasized the importance of strengthening their diplomatic relationship, which has evolved over three decades, including governmental delegations and strategic political consultations.
The foreign ministries explored opportunities to enhance bilateral and multilateral ties in various sectors such as economic, trade, tourism, and humanitarian areas. They also highlighted their collaboration within international organizations, particularly under the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM), and the significance of mutual support in multilateral formats.
The conversation concluded with an exchange of views on other topics of mutual interest.