BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 13. The Azerbaijani
Parliament has ratified several documents signed between Azerbaijan
and Kyrgyzstan, which were submitted for consideration at today’s
plenary session of the parliament, Trend’s correspondent reports from the
event.


Draft law on the approval of the "Agreement on Alliance
Relations between Azerbaijan and the Kyrgyz Republic"


The "Agreement on Alliance Relations between the Republic of
Azerbaijan and the Kyrgyz Republic" was signed on July 31, 2026, in
Cholpon-Ata by the heads of state of Azerbaijan and Kyrgyzstan.


The purpose of the agreement is to elevate bilateral cooperation
to a new level based on the principles of mutual respect for the
independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of the
parties.


The agreement consists of 21 articles.


Under the agreement, the parties reaffirm their commitments not
to participate in any blocs directed against each other and to
refrain from activities that could harm their strategic partnership
and alliance relations.


The parties will cooperate in the field of foreign policy and
hold consultations on international issues of mutual interest.


The agreement stipulates that the parties will deepen
cooperation in military and military-technical fields, including
the training and development of personnel and specialists, taking
into account their international obligations and national
legislation, in order to ensure security, peace and stability.


The sides will also promote deeper parliamentary cooperation
through friendship groups and within international
inter-parliamentary organizations of which they are members.


The agreement also covers cooperation in areas such as energy,
renewable energy, transport, logistics, high technologies, digital
development, agriculture, tourism, trade, economy, investment,
science, education, culture, sports and arts.


Expressing concern over international terrorism, extremism,
separatism and other security threats, the parties agreed to
further develop cooperation in combating these challenges.


Amendments and additions to the agreement may be introduced by
mutual consent of the parties and formalized through separate
protocols, which will constitute an integral part of the
agreement.


Any disagreements arising during the implementation of the
agreement will be resolved through negotiations and
consultations.


The agreement will enter into force on the date of receipt of
the final written notification from the parties regarding its
ratification through diplomatic channels.


Draft law on the approval of the "Agreement between the
Government of Azerbaijan and the Cabinet of Ministers of the Kyrgyz
Republic on International Road Transport"


The "Agreement between the Government of Azerbaijan and the
Cabinet of Ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic on International Road
Transport" was signed in Cholpon-Ata on July 31, 2026.


The agreement aims to further develop road transport links
between the parties, facilitate transit through their territories
and simplify transportation procedures. It regulates relations
related to the transportation of passengers and cargo.


The document consists of 24 articles. Under the agreement,
regular and irregular road transportation of passengers and cargo
may be carried out both within the territories of the two states
and in transit through them, using vehicles registered in either
country and operating on roads open to international traffic.


Regular passenger bus services will be organized based on prior
coordination between the competent authorities of the parties.
Proposals submitted to the other side must include information on
the carrier, route, schedule, tariffs, stops, and the planned
duration and frequency of services. Permits issued by the competent
authorities are required for irregular passenger bus
transportation.


Cargo transportation between the parties, in transit through
their territories or to third countries, will be carried out using
registered freight vehicles based on permits issued by the
competent authorities. Special permits will be required for the
transportation of hazardous, heavy and oversized cargo. However,
permits will not be required for certain types of shipments,
including postal items, human remains and ashes, and theatrical
scenery.


Under the agreement, border, customs, veterinary, phytosanitary
and sanitary controls will be carried out on a priority basis for
the transportation of seriously ill patients, regular passenger bus
services, animals and perishable goods.


The provisions of the agreement do not prevent the introduction
of restrictions on transit transportation that may pose a threat to
the national security of either party.


The parties agreed to establish a Joint Commission to oversee
the implementation of the agreement and resolve issues arising in
the field of international road transport.


Any disagreements regarding the interpretation or implementation
of the agreement will be resolved through negotiations and
consultations.


Amendments and additions to the agreement may be introduced by
mutual consent of the parties and formalized through separate
protocols, which will constitute an integral part of the
document.


Draft law on the approval of the "Second Supplementary
Agreement to the Agreement dated October 11, 2022, between the
Government of Azerbaijan and the Cabinet of Ministers of the Kyrgyz
Republic on the Establishment of the Azerbaijan-Kyrgyz Development
Fund"


The "Second Supplementary Agreement on Amendments to the
Agreement dated October 11, 2022, between the Government of
Azerbaijan and the Cabinet of Ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic on
the Establishment of the Azerbaijan-Kyrgyz Development Fund" was
signed in Cholpon-Ata on July 31, 2026.


The agreement aims to increase the authorized capital of the
Azerbaijan-Kyrgyz Development Fund in order to expand investment
cooperation between the two states and finance joint investment
projects.


Under the amendment, the authorized capital of the fund,
previously set at $100 million under Article 4 of the agreement and
Clause 2 of Article 6 of the fund’s charter, has been increased to
$200 million.


The supplementary agreement forms an integral part of the
original agreement and will cease to be effective on the date the
agreement is terminated.


Following discussions, all three draft laws were put to a vote
and adopted in the first reading.