Azerbaijani Delegation Visits Romanian Parliament’s Chamber of Deputies with Photos
The Azerbaijani delegation recently engaged in a significant meeting at the Romanian Parliament’s Chamber of Deputies. This event took place on November 4, 2023, and marked a pivotal moment in fostering bilateral relations between Azerbaijan and Romania.
Azerbaijani Delegation Details
The delegation comprised key figures, including:
- Ismet Sattarov – Chair of the Audiovisual Council of the Republic of Azerbaijan
- Ahmad Ismayilov – Executive Director of the Media Development Agency
- Vugar Aliyev – Chair of the Board of AZERTAC
- Gudsi Osmanov – Azerbaijan’s Ambassador to Romania
Other notable members attended the meeting aimed at enhancing cultural, humanitarian, and media cooperation.
Key Discussions and Focus Areas
The discussions primarily revolved around various initiatives, including:
- Expanding audiovisual cooperation to promote cultural and moral values
- Joint public diplomacy efforts
- Protection of family values
- Enhancing information security
Importance of Audiovisual Cooperation
During the meeting, Ismet Sattarov emphasized the significance of audiovisual collaboration. He suggested that projects in television, radio, and educational programming could strengthen ties between the two nations.
Innovative Media Reforms
Ahmad Ismayilov discussed ongoing reforms intended to stimulate innovation in media and communication. He highlighted the need for collaboration in ensuring information security and tackling disinformation, which has become a pressing global issue.
Promoting Azerbaijani Culture
Vugar Aliyev pointed out the increasing influence of Azerbaijan’s media on the international stage. He stated that collaborative projects could effectively showcase Azerbaijan’s rich cultural heritage, particularly cities like Shusha, Baku, and Nakhchivan.
Romanian Perspective
George-Mihail Neamțu, Chair of the Committee on Culture, Arts, and Media, reiterated the importance of strengthening cultural and information ties. He mentioned that these collaborations would help preserve family values and foster national identity for future generations.
Laura Gherasim, another prominent figure from the Romanian Parliament, briefed the delegation on Romania’s efforts to combat illegal activities and cybercrimes. She reaffirmed the commitment to enhancing media literacy within Romanian society.
Conclusion and Commemorative Gesture
Ambassador Gudsi Osmanov described the meeting as reflective of a deepening strategic partnership. He remarked that collaboration is evolving beyond politics and economics into cultural and humanitarian domains.
As a token of appreciation, George-Mihail Neamțu presented his book, “The Trump Phenomenon,” to the Azerbaijani delegates, further symbolizing the growing relationship between Azerbaijan and Romania.
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