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NO UNRESOLVED PROBLEMS IN RUSSIAN-AZERBAIJANI RELATIONS
Vestnik Kavkaza, Russia
Aug 21 2014
21 August 2014 - 12:18pm
Rasim Musabekov, a member of the Azerbaijani parliament, a political
analyst, reminded at a video conference on Russian-Azerbaijani
relations that there were no unresolved problems concerning the
borders, aqua resources, shelves or interests in the Caspian Sea
between the two states. He noted that the countries were cooperating in
the military industry, energy and humanitarian sectors. In his words,
Azerbaijan is the key country of the South Caucasus, being ahead
of Belarus in terms of population and economy. The Nagorno-Karabakh
conflict is one of the unsettled issues, he believes.
Denis Tyurin, the director of the SCO Business Club, emphasized that
the sustainable development of Russia depended on the Caucasus Region.
He said that friendship should be developed in the economic and
humanitarian positions. Joint projects, contacts of businessmen and
cultural figures should help resolve many conflicts. Restoration of
economic contacts between Azerbaijan and Armenia can play a positive
role.
Political analyst Rasim Agayev said that Nagorno-Karabakh was the only
burden on relations between Russia and Azerbaijan. He noted that the
trilateral meeting of the Russian, Azerbaijani and Armenian presidents
in Sochi was promising. The analyst hopes that Russia would continue
mediating in the Nagorno-Karabakh peace process.
Lyudmila Shuvalova, the director of the Center for Socio-Conservative
Policy, noted that the role of relations with Azerbaijan was rising
for Russia. In her words, the system in Europe, Russia and post-Soviet
states was changing. The expert added that breaking economic ties
with the West were actualizing Eurasian integration.
Igor Didenko, a member of the International Union of Economists,
stated that anti-Russian and Russian sanctions were a good reason
to develop relations. He praised Azerbaijan for its amazing economic
progress in the last decade. Didenko pointed out that Azerbaijan had an
opportunity to expand food exports to Russia and strengthen relations.
From: Baghdasarian
Vestnik Kavkaza, Russia
Aug 21 2014
21 August 2014 - 12:18pm
Rasim Musabekov, a member of the Azerbaijani parliament, a political
analyst, reminded at a video conference on Russian-Azerbaijani
relations that there were no unresolved problems concerning the
borders, aqua resources, shelves or interests in the Caspian Sea
between the two states. He noted that the countries were cooperating in
the military industry, energy and humanitarian sectors. In his words,
Azerbaijan is the key country of the South Caucasus, being ahead
of Belarus in terms of population and economy. The Nagorno-Karabakh
conflict is one of the unsettled issues, he believes.
Denis Tyurin, the director of the SCO Business Club, emphasized that
the sustainable development of Russia depended on the Caucasus Region.
He said that friendship should be developed in the economic and
humanitarian positions. Joint projects, contacts of businessmen and
cultural figures should help resolve many conflicts. Restoration of
economic contacts between Azerbaijan and Armenia can play a positive
role.
Political analyst Rasim Agayev said that Nagorno-Karabakh was the only
burden on relations between Russia and Azerbaijan. He noted that the
trilateral meeting of the Russian, Azerbaijani and Armenian presidents
in Sochi was promising. The analyst hopes that Russia would continue
mediating in the Nagorno-Karabakh peace process.
Lyudmila Shuvalova, the director of the Center for Socio-Conservative
Policy, noted that the role of relations with Azerbaijan was rising
for Russia. In her words, the system in Europe, Russia and post-Soviet
states was changing. The expert added that breaking economic ties
with the West were actualizing Eurasian integration.
Igor Didenko, a member of the International Union of Economists,
stated that anti-Russian and Russian sanctions were a good reason
to develop relations. He praised Azerbaijan for its amazing economic
progress in the last decade. Didenko pointed out that Azerbaijan had an
opportunity to expand food exports to Russia and strengthen relations.
From: Baghdasarian