4 August: In seperate messages to President Barak Obama, President Serzh Sargsyan of Armenia and President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan congratulated the American leader on his birthday and hailed relations between their countries and the United States (age

In his message President Sargsyan said that "I can state with confidence that today the bilateral relationship between Armenia and the United States of America is stronger than ever. The traditionally friendly relations between our nations and the ongoing high-level political dialogue between our states in the recent period possess a significant potential to further expand and improve. We are determined to deepen and strengthen comprehensive ties between our countries in all areas of mutual interest".

In his message, Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliev said that "It is with great pleasure that I emphasize that friendly and cooperative relations between the Republic of Azerbaijan and the United States of America enjoy all-round, dynamic development". Aliyev also thanked Obama for his personal efforts for the resolution of the Karabakh conflict.

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