Envoy: France fully supports EU initiatives in various areas of relations with Azerbaijan
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- 02 May, 2022
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France as the chair of the European Union fully supports the peace agenda in the South Caucasus, as well as the European Union`s initiatives in various areas of relations with Azerbaijan, Ambassador of the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs of the French Republic for the Eastern Partnership Brice Roquefeuil said at a meeting with President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev on May 2, Report informs referring to AzerTag.
During the conversation, they hailed the successful development of Azerbaijan-European Union relations, and recalled the Azerbaijani President's participation in the Eastern Partnership Summit of the European Union in Brussels last December.
Fransa XİN-in səfiri: "Aİ-nin Azərbaycanla əlaqələrin müxtəlif sahələri üzrə təşəbbüslərini tam dəstəkləyirik"
Посол МИД Франции: Мы полностью поддерживаем инициативы ЕС в различных сферах отношений с Азербайджаном
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