Azerbaijan and Germany sign strategic partnership agreement
President Ilham Aliyev visited Berlin to formalise a new strategic partnership with Germany, focusing on expanding cooperation in the energy, transport, and trade sectors.
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According to Euronews, Azerbaijan and Germany have signed a strategic partnership declaration aimed at strengthening bilateral ties. During the visit, Chancellor Merz welcomed Azerbaijan's ongoing gas deliveries, which are projected to reach an annual volume of 2 billion cubic metres by next year. This development is viewed as a significant step in Germany's efforts to reduce its energy reliance on Moscow.
The agreement covers a broad range of cooperation, including initiatives in transport and trade, as the two nations seek to deepen their economic relationship. The visit marks a formal commitment to this long-term partnership.
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