Day: December 6, 2023

The Media Company Azernews.Az notifies its partners that from January 1, 2024, the company will cease cooperation with the advertising agency New Media.

“The routes through Azerbaijan for many Central Asian countries are considered to be one of the priorities. As I said, what we have done here on the transportation track already allows us to receive all the cargoes, which they may ship and also in opposit

“During the times after the second Karabakh war, before anti-terror operations they planted again hundreds of thousands of mines in the area, which they considered to be a line of contact between separatists and the Azerbaijani forces. We’ve identified th

“The situation in Azerbaijan is stable. Our internal situation is not dependent on external factors,” said President Ilham Aliyev as he addressed the Forum titled “Karabakh: Back Home After 30 Years. Accomplishments and Challenges” co-organized by ADA Uni

“Azerbaijan is ready to host COP29. We have a lot to report,” said President Ilham Aliyev as he addressed the Forum titled “Karabakh: Back Home After 30 Years. Accomplishments and Challenges” co-organized by ADA University and the Center of Analysis of In

“Now, in these newly liberated territories, concentration is mainly on proper assessment of property and also illegal entrepreneurship,” said President Ilham Aliyev as he addressed the Forum titled “Karabakh: Back Home After 30 Years. Accomplishments and

Quake jolts Azerbaijan’s Baku (UPDATE)  Trend News Agency

The Accounting Chamber has recently concluded inspections at the Ministry of Science and Education, with a specific focus on its Department of Capital Construction and Supply, as detailed on the Chamber’s official website. The comprehensive audit aimed to assess the compliance of public procurement activities conducted between 2021 and 2022…

The 2023 United Nations (UN) Peacekeeping Ministerial Meeting opened here Wednesday to seek solutions to challenges facing UN peacekeeping and work toward concrete outcomes to enhance the effectiveness of peacekeeping operations worldwide.

The meeting gathered more than 600 delegates, including defense and foreign affairs ministers, and high-profile government and military officials in Accra, the capital of Ghana.

“This year’s meeting takes place at a critical time. Peacekeeping, the most innovative and powerful instrument of the UN that has brought peace and stability to many parts of the world, including the African continent, is confronted with new challenges,” said Ghanaian Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia in his opening address.

He reminded the delegates of the importance of a firm approach to conflict prevention, including actions that support resolving the root causes of conflict affecting the stability of any human society.

The vice president underscored the need to explore and navigate the gaps in peacekeeping, evaluate options for meaningful change, and work toward concrete outcomes to enhance the effectiveness of peacekeeping operations.

“In line with ongoing reform efforts, particularly on peace and digital transformation strategy, we must, from Accra, generate new and additional high-performing and specialized capabilities, foster sustainable partnerships, and chart a course toward a more robust and responsive peacekeeping apparatus,” Bawumia said.

He also reiterated Ghana’s unwavering commitment to strengthening UN peacekeeping in anticipation of further discussions on a new agenda for peace, hoping that the meeting would provide new impetus for peacekeeping and the effectiveness of deployments.

During the one-day meeting, delegates will discuss various themes, including protecting civilians, strategic communications, safety and security, peacekeepers’ mental health, and women’s indispensable role in peacekeeping.

“Will Armenia demonstrate its willingness to be a good neighbor and to be supportive? Again, it’s an open question. I think if they think strategically, that’s the only way for Armenia to preserve its sovereignty,” said President Ilham Aliyev as he addres