Incidents in the media will not affect Azerbaijan-Poland relations, Polish Ambassador to Azerbaijan Pawel Radomski told APA during the diplomatic corps' visit to Karabakh and East Zangezur.
The Ambassador shared his impressions of the visit.
“I have only pleasant and very good impressions from this visit. This is not my first visit to Karabakh; it is already my fourth visit. Therefore, first of all, I have the opportunity to compare the progress in the restoration, reconstruction and modernization work carried out in the liberated territories. And it is very obvious, very clear that this progress is indeed very significant. I am impressed by the determination shown by the Azerbaijani people and government. Because in order to carry out such work, a lot of resources and a lot of financial funds need to be invested. The beauty of the restored Shusha is truly amazing. At the same time, as always, we are passing through mountains that inspire admiration. The beauty of nature is also incredible,” the Ambassador noted.
He also commented on biased claims against Azerbaijan appearing in the Polish media.
“I believe that Polish-Azerbaijani bilateral relations are in a very good state. We are in constant contact and we have a certain mechanism for monitoring bilateral cooperation. There is a good dialogue between us, and we have certain plans to further develop this dialogue.”
The diplomat added that some materials published in the media should simply be regarded as “incidents”: “Such cases should not affect bilateral relations, and I am sure they will not.”