Aliyev meets Israeli President Herzog in Baku talks

Aliyev meets Israeli President Herzog in Baku talks
Photo: Musavat

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev met Israeli President Isaac Herzog on October 14. According to Musavat, Herzog congratulated Azerbaijan on chairing the Conference on Interaction and Confidence-Building Measures in Asia (CICA). He described Azerbaijan's continued chairmanship for 2026–2028 as a manifestation of high trust in the country and said he was pleased with it.

Herzog also praised the work carried out during Azerbaijan's chairmanship to expand practical cooperation and strengthen confidence-building measures within CICA. Aliyev thanked him for the high assessment of Azerbaijan's chairmanship and stressed that Azerbaijan would continue its efforts to strengthen mutual trust and develop practical cooperation among CICA member states.

The leaders also exchanged views on bilateral relations between Azerbaijan and Israel, as well as on issues on the regional and international agenda.

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