Azerbaijani Parliament Speaker holds talks with Mongolian Prosecutor General
Azerbaijan's Parliament Speaker Sahiba Gafarova on Wednesday met with a Mongolian delegation headed by Prosecutor General Jargalsaikhan Banzragch to discuss prospects for developing relations between the two countries.
Gafarova expressed confidence that the Mongolian Prosecutor General's visit will contribute to the development of relations between the two countries’ prosecuting authorities, News.Az reports, citing AZERTAC.
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According to her, the diplomatic relations between the two countries, grounded in friendship, mutual support, and respect, have been steadily developing since their establishment in 1992.
Highlighting the exceptional role of reciprocal visits in fostering bilateral relations, Gafarova stressed the importance of the meeting between Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and Mongolian President Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh in November 2024 in this regard. She also pointed out that both countries are maintaining fruitful collaboration in international organizations.
She also briefed the Mongolian Prosecutor General on the cooperation between Milli Majlis and Azerbaijan’s Prosecutor General’s Office, the history of the Azerbaijani Parliament, as well as its national and global activities.
The Azerbaijani Parliamentary Speaker also covered mutually beneficial cooperation with the Mongolian Parliament, and the activity of the interparliamentary working group.
Prosecutor General Jargalsaikhan Banzragch highlighted the development of relations between the prosecuting authorities of both countries, adding that the Memorandum of Understanding signed between the two Prosecutor General’s Offices would contribute to protecting the rights of citizens of both countries and preventing crimes.
The meeting also addressed other issues of mutual concern.





