WASHINGTON, U.S., March 10. The U.S.-Azerbaijan
Chamber of Commerce (USACC) remains committed to strengthening
partnership between U.S.-Azerbaijan, said Reza Vaziri, Chairman of
the Board of Directors, USACC, Trend’s special correspondent
reports.


He made the remarks during the U.S.-Azerbaijan Trade and
Business Conference, dedicated to the Chamber’s 30th
anniversary.


“As we celebrate the 30th year anniversary of the
U.S.-Azerbaijan Chamber of Commerce, this milestone is not only a
moment to reflect on the three decades of cooperation and
partnership, but also an opportunity to look ahead towards the next
chapter of U.S.-Azerbaijan economic and strategic
collaboration.


Three decades ago, then, the Azerbaijani Ambassador to
Washington Hafiz Pashayev

gave me the idea and asked me to establish such an organization
that can play a role being a conduit between Azerbaijan and the
United States business community. I immediately founded this
organization and immediately after that, all major U.S. oil
companies became the member. And with help from that major
companies, we established this organization, which is working for
30 years,” he said.


Vaziri pointed out that the relations are in the best status
between the United States and Azerbaijan.


“And I personally want to thank President Trump and his
administration for creating this opportunity for Azerbaijan. I
believe in my 30 years of experience, he's the only president in
the United States to understand the importance of Azerbaijan for
the United States.







The relationship between the United States and Azerbaijan were
just beginning to take shape in the aftermath of Azerbaijan's
independence. At the time, there was a clear vision to build a
bridge between our two nations, private sector, and foster
long-term economic cooperation grounded in the shared interests,
trust, and opportunity. Over the past 30 years, the vision has
grown into a strong and enduring partnership. The Chamber has
proudly served as a platform that brings together government,
businesses, and institutions to advance trade, investment, and
strategic collaboration. During this time, Azerbaijan has emerged
as a vital energy partner, a key transportation hub connecting
Europe and Asia, and increasingly important market for
international investment,” said the Chairman of the USACC Board of
Directors.


Vaziri noted that the U.S. companies have played a significant
role in Azerbaijan's development across sectors such as energy,
infrastructure, technology, finance, and mining.


“We are especially proud that the Chamber has been part of the
many historic milestones in this partnership, from the early
development of Azerbaijan's energy sector to the expansion of
regional connectivity and new opportunities in renewable energy,
digital innovation, sustainable finance, and mining.


As we celebrate the past 30 years, we must also focus on the
future. The global economic landscape is evolving rapidly. Energy
transition, digital transformation, and new trade corridors are
reshaping the way nations cooperate and compete. These changes
present enormous opportunities for deeper collaboration between the
United States and Azerbaijan. The U.S.-Azerbaijan Chamber of
Commerce remains committed to strengthening this partnership by
fostering dialogue, encouraging investment, and supporting
innovation that benefits both of our nations,” he concluded.