Sciences Po Paris students briefed on Azerbaijan’s foreign policy
Paris, October 12, AZERTAC
Leyla Abdullayeva, Azerbaijan’s Ambassador to France, met with students of the Institute of International Relations and Political Studies.
During a meeting held at the Cultural Center of the Azerbaijani Embassy in Paris, Ambassador of Azerbaijan to France Leyla Abdullayeva briefed the students on the country’s history of independence, its national interest-based balanced foreign policy, and the country's expanding role in ensuring European energy security amid the ongoing global energy crisis.
The meeting highlighted Azerbaijan's strategic role within the Middle Corridor, its key position in advancing regional transport and communication networks, the normalization process of Azerbaijan–Armenia relations, and the country's ongoing efforts to establish lasting peace and stability in the region.
The meeting featured an interactive Q&A session, during which a broad exchange of views was held on topics of interest to the students.
The students also raised questions regarding the preservation of Armenian cultural heritage in Azerbaijan, as well as the country’s positioning and future role within the international relations system in the coming years.
Ambassador Leyla Abdullayeva provided detailed information about Azerbaijan's official stance on these matters, outlining the key priorities of the country’s foreign policy and its strategic approach to regional processes.
The meeting provided a valuable platform for expanding the students' perspective on Azerbaijan, exchanging views on the country’s foreign policy priorities and key regional developments.
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