The United States and Azerbaijan are entering a new phase of bilateral cooperation, signaling a significant shift in diplomatic and economic relations between the two nations.
Operative Information Center-OMM reports that US Vice President James David Vance made these remarks during a joint press conference following a meeting with Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev in Baku. Expressing gratitude for the partnership, Vance emphasized that the relationship is poised for substantial growth. "Today we are here to thank Azerbaijan for its friendship. Thanks to US President Donald Trump and President Ilham Aliyev, our relations will develop significantly," Vance stated, highlighting that new chapters are opening in the bilateral ties.
The visit underscores the strategic importance of Azerbaijan as a key regional player in the South Caucasus, particularly in areas of energy security and regional stability. As a major supplier of energy to European markets and a central hub in the Middle Corridor international transport route, Azerbaijan continues to strengthen its role as a reliable partner for the West. This high-level engagement in Baku reflects the Trump administration's commitment to deepening ties with Azerbaijan, focusing on mutual economic interests and the promotion of peace and security in the Garabagh region and beyond.
