BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 8. Azerbaijan and
Kyrgyzstan have drafted a cooperation program to further develop
ties between their justice ministries and agreed to sign it at a
later date.
According to the Azerbaijani Ministry of Justice, the issue was
discussed during a meeting between Azerbaijani Justice Minister
Farid Ahmadov and Kyrgyzstan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Justice
Minister Almaz Aiylchiev during Ahmadov’s working visit to
Türkiye.
The sides noted that relations between Azerbaijan and Kyrgyzstan
are at a high level and that mutual visits by the countries’ heads
of state have made an important contribution to the development of
bilateral ties.
Ahmadov congratulated Aiylchiev on his appointment to the new
position and wished him success in his work.
The sides noted that cooperation between the two countries’
justice ministries is based on a solid legal framework. They said
that experience is being exchanged in the areas of notary services,
the penitentiary system, probation, mediation and forensic
examination.
The meeting also included an exchange of views on further
developing existing cooperation, implementing new initiatives and
strengthening interaction in the fields of law and justice within
the framework of the Organization of Turkic States.
