Azerbaijan, Czechia to mull inter-parliamentary co-op
By Nazrin Gadimova
Delegation of the Czech Republic's Senate will discuss the prospects of inter-parliamentary relations with Azerbaijan in Baku.
The delegation, led by Chairman of the Senate Committee on European Union issues Miroslav Krejča, is scheduled to visit the country in mid-April, Azerbaijan's Ambassador to the Czech Republic Tahir Tagizade told Trend.
The Czech senators will hold meetings in the Azerbaijani Parliament, as well as at various government agencies of the country to discuss prospects of bilateral relations.
Tagizade said it is planned to hold the next round of ministerial consultations, during which the two countries will identify priorities for political cooperation.
Diplomatic relations between two countries were established in 1993. Azerbaijan's embassy in the Czech Republic was opened on August 15, 2007.
Azerbaijan and the Czech Republic are interested in the promotion of high-level political dialogue and expansion of cooperation between their legislative and executive bodies. The two countries also cooperate within the framework of international organizations, such as the U.N., OSCE, NATO, etc.
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