BAKU: Members of the Azerbaijani Parliament Committee on Science and Education and the Turkish Grand National Assembly (TGNA) convened on October 14 to discuss advancing the inter-parliamentary relationship between Azerbaijan and Turkey, Trend reports via Azerbaijani Parliament. According to Trend News Agency, the meeting featured discussions on the enhancement of cooperation in various fields including science, education, and broader parliamentary relations. Ahliman Amiraslanov, the Chairman of the Health Committee of the Azerbaijani Parliament and head of the working group on inter-parliamentary relations with Turkey, opened the session by highlighting the historical significance of Azerbaijan-Turkey relations. He referenced the efforts of national leaders from both nations in fostering a strategic alliance and underscored the importance of continued high-level contacts. The session also saw contributions from Anar Iskandarov, Chairman of the Science and Education Committee of the Azerbaijani Parliament, who praised the exemplary brotherly bond between the two nations. He expressed satisfaction with the existing collaborations in science and education, emphasizing the potential for further development. Turkish delegates at the meeting included Mahmut Ozer, Shamil Ayrim, and Orhan Erdem, prominent figures in Turkey's parliamentary friendship groups with Azerbaijan and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. They extended congratulations to the newly elected Azerbaijani parliamentarians and expressed hopes for successful future endeavors. The assembly also addressed the broader implications of Azerbaijan-Turkey relations, with statements from various Azerbaijani and Turkish officials, including the Turkish Ambassador to Azerbaijan, Jahit Bagci. They collectively acknowledged the dynamic and friendly nature of the bilateral relations and their contribution to regional and global peace and cooperation. The meeting concluded with a mutual commitment to deepen inter-parliamentary ties and explore new avenues fo r cooperation, reflecting a shared vision for the future of both nations.