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On October 29, a reception was held at the Turkish embassy in Baku to mark Azerbaijan’s Republic Day. According to Azerbaijani media, the country was represented by its Minister of Digital Development and Transport, Rashad Nabiyev. In previous years the delegation had been headed by the Chairman of the National Assembly, Sahiba Gafarova. Earlier in the year, on May 28, during the celebrations of Azerbaijan’s Independence Day, Turkey broke a long‑standing custom. Rather than sending the Chairman of the Parliament or the Deputy Chairman, Ankara sent the Minister of Transport and Infrastructure, Abdulqadir Uraloğlu, to represent the country. In addition, the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs declined a request from the Azerbaijani embassy to illuminate symbolic structures in the colors of the Azerbaijani flag for the Independence Day celebrations. Such requests had been accommodated in the past. Article source: News.am | Image credit: News.am
On October 29, a reception was held at the Turkish embassy in Baku to mark Azerbaijan’s Republic Day. According to Azerbaijani media, the country was represented by its Minister of Digital Development and Transport, Rashad Nabiyev. In previous years the delegation had been headed by the Chairman of the National Assembly, Sahiba Gafarova. Earlier in the year, on May 28, during the celebrations of Azerbaijan’s Independence Day, Turkey broke a long‑standing custom. Rather than sending the Chairman of the Parliament or the Deputy Chairman, Ankara sent the Minister of Transport and Infrastructure, Abdulqadir Uraloğlu, to represent the country. In addition, the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs declined a request from the Azerbaijani embassy to illuminate symbolic structures in the colors of the Azerbaijani flag for the Independence Day celebrations. Such requests had been accommodated in the past.
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