Рамиз Мехтиев в Тегеране. Влиятельный азербайджанский посланник на встрече с президентом Ирана и другими должностными лицами.

Глава Администрации Президента Азербайджана, Рамиз Мехтиев, встретился в Тегеране с президентом Ирана, Махмудом Ахмадинежадом. Мехтиев, который также является секретарем Совета национальной безопасности Азербайджана, передал послание президента Алиева иранскому руководству.

Сайт Администрации Президента цитирует Ахмадинежада, который заявил на встрече с Мехтиев, что ирано-азербайджанские отношения имеют глубокие корни и попытка создать проблемы между двумя странами западным спецслужбам не удастся. Согласно сообщению иранского информационного агентства ИРНА "Ахмадинежад отметил, что у братских отношений между Тегераном и Баку есть враги, которы не хотят видеть две страны и два народа, стоящих бок о бок друг с другом."

Политический редактор Commonspace.eu в комментарии сообщает: "Несмотря на выражения братской любви визит влиятельного посланника из Баку связан с недавним ухудшением отношений между Азербайджаном и Ираном. Обе страны за последнее время ни раз обвиняли друг друга во вмешательстве в их внутренние дела. Рамиз Мехтиев является вторым наиболее важным чиновником в азербайджанской властной иерархии и он очень редко отправляется на такие миссий. Обе стороны пытаются сохранить солидарность в обществе несмотря на различия между ними."

Источник: commonspace.eu

Фото: Рамиз Мехтиев на встрече с президентом Ирана Ахманидежадом в Тегеране в понедельник, 29 апреле 2013 года.

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