Hikmet Hajiyev discussed peace treaty talks between Azerbaijan-Armenia with U.S National Security Advisor
Assistant of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Head of Foreign Policy Affairs Department of the Presidential Administration, Hikmet Hajiyev, held a phone conversation with the U.S National Security Advisor, Jake Sullivan, said the Azerbaijani diplomat on Twitter, News.az reports.
"Today had a telephone call with Jake Sullivan, National Security Advisor of the U.S. President. We reviewed bilateral ties, regional security issues, normalization, and peace treaty talks between Azerbaijan-Armenia. Expressed Azerbaijan's resolve to move forward regional peace agenda," the post reads.
Hikmet Hajiyev also conveyed legitimate concerns of Azerbaijan civil society protesting peacefully at the intersection of Lachin-Khankandi road.
"Conveyed legitimate concerns of Azerbaijan civil society protesting peacefully at the intersection of Lachin-Khankandi road on illicit mineral deposit exploitation and ensuing ecological damages. Alleged claims of Armenia on "blockade" is groundless, the futile attempt of black propaganda," Hikmet Hajiyev said.
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