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Montenegrin President: â€œEconomic development in Azerbaijan gladdens us very muchâ€

16 September 2011 11:54 (UTC +04:00)

According to APA, President Ilham Aliyev said that Azerbaijan attached great importance to this visit: â€œIt is the first visit in the history of our relations. Our political relations are developing. We have no political problems between us, both sides have great interest and desire for the development of relationsâ€.

President Aliyev said that the strengthening of relations in economical sphere must be also in the spotlight. Noting the establishment of good opportunities for the development of bilateral relations, the Head of State underlined that the energy and transport spheres were rousing interest for cooperation.
Underlining that there were no divergence of opinion between Azerbaijan and Montenegro in regional issues, Aliyev said that he had informed Montenegrin President about Armenia-Azerbaijan, Nagorno Karabakh conflict and expressed hope in the settlement of this conflict in the near future.

President also said that they exchanged view on the integration into EuroAtlantic institutions and underlined that this visit was important for bilateral relations.

In his turn, Montenegrin President said economic development in Azerbaijan gladdened them and he believes that this rapid development will continue hereupon. He noted that the steps have been taken in recent years towards the establishment of close relations between the countries.

VujanoviÄ‡ underlined the importance of taking necessary steps towards mutual capital investments: â€œWe established relations between the two countries, and it gladdens me very much. The strong relations are being formed between our countries in the cultural sphereâ€.

He underlined that he was supporting the position of UN and European organizations on Armenia-Azerbaijan, Nagorno Karabakh conflict.

â€œMy visit to Azerbaijan means the entrance of our relations to the new phaseâ€, Montenegrin President said and added that these relations would be developed for the benefit of both peoples.