Ali Hasanov says no one should attempt to violate laws of Azerbaijan
The main point of President Ilham Aliyev's last speech is that
no one should attempt to violate the laws of Azerbaijan, Head of
Azerbaijani Presidential Administration's Social and Political
Department Ali Hasanov said.
Hasanov was commenting on President Ilham Aliyev's closing speech
at the conference on the results of the 4th year of implementation
of the "State Program for socio-economic development of the regions
of the Republic of Azerbaijan in 2009-2013".
"The remarks made by the President were directed to the fact that
children of the families of officials, businessmen, children from
rich families must follow the rules of public conduct and obey the
laws," Hasanov said. "If there is no obedience, then severe
measures will be applied in each case."
He underlined that every state employee has individual norms of
behavior.
"Why do entrepreneurs have to complain about some structures? Why
businessmen are forced to be involved in various social projects?
It was openly stated at the conference," Hasanov said.
Speaking about reckless driving, Hasanov said that drivers, who use
sun film and curtains on car windows, irritate people.
Commenting on the thoughts voiced at the conference regarding the
fight against corruption, Hasanov said that the fight against
corruption is not a campaign.
"During the meeting, the President said that he is not satisfied in
this area. There are still problems in this area, and they continue
to exist. Therefore, to address them, the President of Azerbaijan
has again set serious tasks before the central and executive
bodies," Hasanov underscored.
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