Azerbaijan values its partnership with Turkic Council member states

The signing of Nakhchivan Agreement in 3 October, 2009, that established the Cooperation Council of Turkic-Speaking States, is celebrated as the Turkic Speaking States Cooperation Day, said Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry in statement.

According to the statement, the Cooperation Council of Turkic-Speaking States is an important regional platform for advancing cooperation and solidarity among its members, which has four main pillars as common history, common language, common identity and common culture and serves.

"Azerbaijan highly values its bilateral and multilateral partnership with the brotherly Member States of Turkic Council and remains strongly committed to the objectives of the Organization, such as strengthening mutual confidence among the Member States, maintaining peace in the region and beyond, promoting effective regional and bilateral cooperation in all areas of common interest, creating favorable conditions for trade and investment," says the statement.

" We extend our most sincere congratulations all Member States and Secretariat of Turkish Council on a Day of Turkic Speaking States Cooperation'' concluded the Azerbaijani FM in its statement.