Baku:President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan has been actively engaging in diplomatic efforts and supporting the Paralympic movement. Recently, he welcomed the newly appointed ambassadors from India and Georgia to Azerbaijan, strengthening bilateral relations between these nations.
According to Azerbaijan State News Agency, President Aliyev also extended his congratulations to the participants of the Paralympic movement on its anniversary, recognizing their dedication and achievements. A group of individuals was honored for their contributions to Azerbaijan’s Paralympic movement, highlighting the country’s commitment to supporting athletes with disabilities.
In related developments, Azerbaijan’s Prime Minister held discussions with leaders from international and foreign national Paralympic committees, further emphasizing the nation’s engagement with the global Paralympic community.
Additionally, the Azerbaijan Press Council saw the election of a new chairman and board members, while the Azerbaijani Foreign Minister and the Secretary General of the Conference on Interaction and Confidence-Building Measures in Asia (CICA) reviewed the outcomes of the 7th CICA Summit.
The Chief of General Staff of the Azerbaijan Army met with a delegation from NATO, underscoring the ongoing military cooperation and dialogue. Azerbaijan also engaged in political discussions with Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, aiming to strengthen bilateral relations and explore future cooperation.
In international news, Italy and Spain are taking steps to resolve a border dispute following discussions between the leaders of the two countries. Meanwhile, China has made medical history by completing the world’s third robotic arm-assisted heart transplant.