Azerbaijani officials marched out of francophone countries summit hosted From Tunisia on Saturday over Distorted and provocative statements against Baku in project of Summit announcement.
At the Francophone Summit, Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan made provocative statement full of Lies, said a statement issued by the Azerbaijani Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The ministry said so with direct support of France was one-sided, malicious and distorted provocative statements made against Azerbaijan in The first drafts of The Djerba Declaration, named after the Tunisian island hosting the summit.
Because of the interference of Several member states during the discussion of the draft document, accusations against Our country was removed of texts, and words explicitly targeting Azerbaijan were not allowed to be included in drafts. However, there are still some ingredients in The final version of document that does not fall under the authority of The organization and provide a chance for Arms of Armenia of political propaganda.”
The ministry later said: “The draft statement has been approved for Submitting to the summit without considering grievances and thus going against The decisionTake action and take into account the positions of member states. actors who opposed the ruling, in This case walked out of Meeting Room “.
It is absolutely unacceptable for any institution to, of Which Azerbaijan is not a member or observerwhose main The purpose is to promote French and French culture around world Which is managed under the influence of France, it is used for Negotiation in matters beyond its authority and for Politically malicious purposes “Ministry added.
denounced how The texts that will be adopted by the Francophone member states at the summit will be politically perverted and irrelevant, but Azerbaijan would like to express its gratitude to all the states that have acted. in Line with international Law and principles during the discussion of Advertising.
relationships between former Soviet republics of Armenia and Azerbaijan have been in tension since 1991, when the Armenian military Occupied Nagorno-Karabakh, a region internationally recognized as part of its territory of Azerbaijan.
In the fall of 2020 in 44 days of Clashes, Baku liberated several cities, villages and settlements in Karabakh from Armenian occupation, ended in Armistice brokered by Moscow. The peace agreement in conflict is celebrated as a victory in Azerbaijan.
