KHANKENDI, Azerbaijan, September 11. The United
States places particular emphasis on advancing its strategic
partnership with Azerbaijan, the U.S. Chargé d’Affaires ad interim
in Azerbaijan, Amy Carlon told Trend during the visit of the representatives of the
diplomatic corps accredited in the country to Karabakh and East
Zangezur.
She noted that the parties are continuing to work on
implementing the strategic partnership signed by Vice President JD
Vance and President Ilham Aliyev in February.
“The first significant progress in this direction was achieved
in June during Baku Energy Week. We held the first economic
dialogue between the U.S. and Azerbaijan. Agreements totaling $8
billion were signed during the event. Currently, our focus is on
the upcoming Azerbaijan Defense Exhibition, and we are also
encouraging American companies to participate in it,” Amy Carlon
noted.
The diplomat emphasized that the U.S. and Azerbaijan will
continue to cooperate in the key areas of their strategic
partnership.
“These areas include transportation infrastructure, economic
investment, and cooperation in the fields of defense and security,”
she added.
Amy Carlon also stated that the situation is being closely
monitored and that opportunities to continue the existing
cooperation between the parties are being considered.
“We are closely monitoring the situation. We have cooperated
with Azerbaijan in the past and are considering how we can continue
this cooperation,” the diplomat said.
