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    ILHAM ALIYEV'S PACE SPEECH PROVES FUTILITY OF ATTEMPTS TO INFLUENCE AZERBAIJANI POLICY

    Trend, Azerbaijan
    June 27 2014

    Baku, Azerbaijan, June 27

    By Ilkin Izzet - Trend:

    Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev's recent speech at the PACE session
    in Strasbourg proved once again that attempts to influence and manage
    Azerbaijan's domestic and foreign policy are ineffective and futile,
    Head of the Azerbaijani Presidential Administration's Public and
    Political Issues Department, Ali Hasanov said.

    Hasanov noted that this is an example for the Azerbaijani youth.

    While speaking at the session of the Parliamentary Assembly of the
    Council of Europe (PACE) in Strasbourg, President Ilham Aliyev stressed
    the main priorities set by Azerbaijan during its chairmanship in the
    Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe and spoke about the
    reforms implemented in the country. Most of the president's speech was
    devoted to Armenia's aggressive policy and double standards applied
    by international organizations.

    "Azerbaijani president, thanks to his ability to think globally,
    iron will and logic, independent and analytical thinking, adherence
    to principles and determination, once again demonstrated that the
    country is able to adequately respond to any pressure and threat
    attempts," Hasanov said, speaking at the at the 4th selective and
    reporting conference of the "Ireli" public union on June 27.

    "Azerbaijani youth should closely unite around their president,
    demonstrate national initiative, examples of patriotism, to resist
    and to give an adequate response to foreign powers and their local
    vassals, whose actions are directed against the national statehood,"
    Hasanov stressed.

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