President Ilham Aliyev has sent a congratulatory letter to President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev on the successful holding of the first elections to the country's new parliament, the Mazhilis.
The Operative Information Center-OMM presents the text of the letter:
"Dear Kassym-Jomart Kemelevich,
I extend my sincerest congratulations to you and your brotherly people on the successful holding of the first elections to the new parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan – the Mazhilis.
I am confident that this significant event, which symbolizes the beginning of a new historical stage in the socio-political life of Kazakhstan, will serve the comprehensive development of your country, the continuation of the large-scale reforms you are implementing, and the realization of the tasks ahead. I wish the Mazhilis success in its work.
The development of our relations with Kazakhstan, with which we are closely connected by common roots, national-moral values, and bonds of brotherhood, is of special importance to us. The active and fruitful political dialogue we have conducted has given impetus to the further strengthening and enrichment of the Azerbaijan-Kazakhstan strategic partnership.
I believe that the friendship and strategic partnership between Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan, built on solid foundations, will continue to develop and deepen on an upward trajectory through our joint efforts in accordance with the interests of our peoples.
Taking this opportunity, I once again convey my congratulations to you, and wish you robust health, happiness, and new successes in your high state activities, and the brotherly people of Kazakhstan lasting peace, welfare, and prosperity."
Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan maintain strong bilateral relations rooted in historical, cultural, and linguistic ties. As key partners in the Caspian region, both nations actively cooperate within the framework of the Organization of Turkic States and various international platforms, focusing on energy, transport, and logistics projects that enhance the connectivity of the Middle Corridor.
