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61384
Tue, 05/19/2009 - 17:50
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MEMBERS OF AZERBAIJAN-HUNGARY INTERPARLIAMENTARY FRIENDSHIP GROUP MEET CHAIR OF HUNGARIAN PALRIAMENT`S COMMITTEE FOR EUROPEAN AFFAIRS
Baku, May 19 (AzerTAc). Members of Azerbaijan-Hungary interparliamentary friendship group met Tuesday with Chairman of the Hungarian Palriament`s Committee for European Affairs Matyas Eorsi.
Head of the group Khanhuseyn Kazimli told of the friendly relations between Azerbaijan and Hungary.
Kazimli said President Ilham Aliyev`s visit to Hungary in 2008 contributed to boosting bilateral relationship.
According to him, following a visit by Hungarian Parliament`s speaker to Azerbaijan last year, a new period started in inter-parliamentary ties.
Khanhuseyn Kazimli also briefed Matyas Eorsi on the ongoing social and economic reforms in the country and the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh.
He highly valued the fact that Matyas Eorsi put forward his candidacy for the PACE Presidency.
Matyas Eorsi said his current visit to Azerbaijan aims to closely study the country`s stance on the EU`s Eastern Partnership program and conduct consultations.
He hailed the ongoing legal and democratic reforms in Azerbaijan.
“Azerbaijan is developing very rapidly. We believe that the country will get a full membership of the European family in the immediate future”, he noted.
Eorsi pointed out no matter he will be elected PACE President or not, he will always support Azerbaijan`s fair stance.
Parties also exchanged views on the importance of the Eastern Partnership program, settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, prospects for relations between Azerbaijan and Hungary and other issues.
Head of the group Khanhuseyn Kazimli told of the friendly relations between Azerbaijan and Hungary.
Kazimli said President Ilham Aliyev`s visit to Hungary in 2008 contributed to boosting bilateral relationship.
According to him, following a visit by Hungarian Parliament`s speaker to Azerbaijan last year, a new period started in inter-parliamentary ties.
Khanhuseyn Kazimli also briefed Matyas Eorsi on the ongoing social and economic reforms in the country and the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh.
He highly valued the fact that Matyas Eorsi put forward his candidacy for the PACE Presidency.
Matyas Eorsi said his current visit to Azerbaijan aims to closely study the country`s stance on the EU`s Eastern Partnership program and conduct consultations.
He hailed the ongoing legal and democratic reforms in Azerbaijan.
“Azerbaijan is developing very rapidly. We believe that the country will get a full membership of the European family in the immediate future”, he noted.
Eorsi pointed out no matter he will be elected PACE President or not, he will always support Azerbaijan`s fair stance.
Parties also exchanged views on the importance of the Eastern Partnership program, settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, prospects for relations between Azerbaijan and Hungary and other issues.
