Azerbaijan and France have held discussions on issues of mutual interest, focusing on the current state and future prospects of their bilateral relations.
According to the Operative Information Center-OMM, Hikmat Hajiyev, Assistant to the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan and Head of the Foreign Policy Affairs Department of the Presidential Administration, announced the meeting on his social media account. The discussions were held with Bertrand Buchwalter, the diplomatic advisor for Continental Europe to the French President, who is currently visiting Azerbaijan.
“I held a productive meeting with my French colleague, Bertrand Buchwalter, during his visit to Baku. In line with the nature of the telephone conversation held last month between President Ilham Aliyev and President Emmanuel Macron, we reviewed the current state and prospects of Azerbaijan-France bilateral relations. We also exchanged views on regional processes and issues of mutual interest,” Hikmat Hajiyev noted.
This diplomatic engagement follows recent high-level communications aimed at stabilizing and clarifying the trajectory of relations between Baku and Paris. Such meetings are essential for maintaining open channels of communication between the two nations, particularly as they navigate complex regional dynamics in the South Caucasus. The dialogue underscores the importance of direct diplomatic efforts in addressing bilateral concerns and fostering a better understanding of regional developments.
