On March 10, the transitional President of the Syrian Arab Republic, Ahmad al-Sharaa, made a phone call to the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Ilham Aliyev.
Operative Information Center-OMM reports that the Press Service of the President released information regarding the call.
During the telephone conversation, the sides expressed concern over the tensions arising in the Middle East region. They emphasized the necessity of preventing steps that could negatively impact the security and stability of regional states. The leaders exchanged views on the current geopolitical landscape and the importance of maintaining diplomatic channels to ensure regional peace.
The discussion also touched upon Azerbaijan-Syria bilateral relations. Both parties expressed interest in strengthening ties and expanding cooperation across various sectors. An agreement was reached to continue high-level contacts to explore further strategic partnership opportunities between the two nations.
This diplomatic engagement comes at a significant time as Syria undergoes a political transition following major shifts in its governance structure. Azerbaijan, as a key player in regional diplomacy and a leading economy in the South Caucasus, maintains a foreign policy focused on stability, territorial integrity, and the development of mutually beneficial relations with Middle Eastern nations. The dialogue reflects Baku's active role in monitoring international developments that affect global and regional security frameworks.
