Baku: Azerbaijan's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Jeyhun Bayramov, held significant discussions on February 24 with delegations from Turkey and Georgia, focusing on regional security and strategic partnerships. The meeting included Fuat Oktay, Chair of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, and Nikoloz Samkharadze, Chair of the Foreign Relations Committee of the Parliament of Georgia.

According to Azeri-Press News Agency, the discussions revolved around the current state and future prospects of Azerbaijan-Turkey allied relations and the strategic partnership between Azerbaijan and Georgia. The meeting also touched upon the broader regional security situation. A key focus was on enhancing interparliamentary cooperation, with an emphasis on maintaining regular contact between the foreign affairs committees.

The satisfaction with the outcomes of the 10th trilateral meeting of the foreign affairs committees of Azerbaijan, Turkey, and Georgia was expressed, highlighting its role in boosting relations. The officials underscored the importance of trilateral cooperation formats that involve the parliaments as well as foreign and defense ministers in promoting peace, stability, security, and prosperity in the region.

Other major topics of discussion included energy security, transport and communication projects, notably the development of the Middle Corridor, and regional economic integration. Additionally, there was an exchange of views on ensuring sustainable peace and stability in the post-conflict period, the normalization process, and the contribution of parliamentary diplomacy. Minister Bayramov shared detailed insights into the Azerbaijan-Armenia peace and normalization process, explaining Azerbaijan's actions and expectations.