Azerbaijani President receives credentials of several incoming ambassadors
By Sabina Idayatova
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev received credentials of incoming
Djiboutian Ambassador to Baku Abdi Ibrahim Absieh on November
14.
The ambassador passed along a ceremonial guard of honor.
The Djiboutian ambassador presented his credentials to the Head of
State.
President Aliyev then had a conversation with the
ambassador.
Abdi Ibrahim Absieh conveyed greetings and best wishes of Djibouti
President Ismail Omar Guelleh to the Head of State.
He said there was great potential for enhancing the cooperation between the two countries, saying he would spare no efforts to contribute to this.
The Head of State hailed the current state of the bilateral bonds between Azerbaijan and Djibouti.
President Aliyev praised the two countries' support of each
other in international organizations as a good signal of
cooperation.
The Head of State asked the ambassador to pass on hiss greetings to
President Ismail Omar Guelleh.
On the same day, President Aliyev received credentials of new
Angolan Ambassador to the country Joachim Augusto.
The ambassador passed along a ceremonial guard of honor.
Ambassador Augusto handed over his credentials to President
Aliyev.
President Aliyev then had a conversation with the
ambassador.
Joachim Augusto stressed the importance of expanding the bilateral
ties.
The Head of State said there was great potential for development of
the bilateral ties with Angola in a variety of fields, especially
in economic field.
President Aliyev also accepted credentials of new Ambassador of
Albania Genci Mucaj.
The diplomat passed along a ceremonial guard of honor. The
ambassador presented his credentials to the Azerbaijani
President.
President Aliyev had a conversation with the diplomat.
Genci Mucaj conveyed greetings of Albanian President Bujar
Nishani and Prime Minister Edi Rama to the Head of State.
The ambassador praised the strengthening of Azerbaijan's
international position under President Aliyev's leadership.
The Head of State said the bonds between Azerbaijan and Albania
were developing successfully.
President Aliyev said Azerbaijan was keen to boost cooperation with
Albania. He stressed the importance of joint energy projects.
The Head of State noted there were good opportunities for developing cooperation in various fields of economy.
President Aliyev asked the ambassador to deliver his greetings
to the President and Premier of Albania.
Later, President Aliyev received credentials of new Kuwaiti
Ambassador to the country Saud Abdulaziz Mohammad Al-Shamlan
Al-Roumi.
The ambassador passed along a ceremonial guard of honor.
Mohammad Al-Shamlan Al-Roumi handed over his credentials to the
Head of State.
President Aliyev then had a conversation with the ambassador.
The Head of State said bilateral ties between Azerbaijan and
Kuwait are based on principles of friendship.
President Aliyev stressed the importance of the two countries'
support of each other within all international organizations,
saying there was great potential for expanding the cooperation in
economic field.
The Head of State expressed confidence that the newly appointed
ambassador would spare no efforts to contribute to strengthening
the bilateral ties.
The ambassador conveyed greetings of Emir of Kuwait Shaykh Sabah
Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al Sabah and Kuwaiti Prince to the Head of
State.
He also congratulated Ilham Aliyev on his re-election as the
president.
Saud Abdulaziz Mohammad Al-Shamlan Al-Roumi noted the Kuwaiti Emir
attaches great importance to enhancing the bilateral bonds with
Azerbaijan.
The Head of State asked the ambassador to deliver his greetings to
the Emir and Prince of Kuwait.
Here we are to serve you with news right now. It does not cost much, but worth your attention.
Choose to support open, independent, quality journalism and subscribe on a monthly basis.
By subscribing to our online newspaper, you can have full digital access to all news, analysis, and much more.
You can also follow AzerNEWS on Twitter @AzerNewsAz or Facebook @AzerNewsNewspaper
Thank you!