President Ilham Aliyev Congratulates U.S. President on Independence Day
Baku, The Gulf Observer: President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Ilham Aliyev, extended a congratulatory message to the President of the United States on the occasion of U.S. Independence Day. In his message, President Aliyev conveyed his warm congratulations on behalf of himself and the people of Azerbaijan, and expressed his best wishes to the American people.
President Aliyev underlined the importance Azerbaijan places on its friendly relations and partnership with the United States. He noted that the two countries have actively and effectively cooperated in various strategic areas, including the promotion of international peace and security, the fight against terrorism in all its forms, and the assurance of global energy security.
Highlighting the long-standing and reliable partnership between Azerbaijan and the United States in the energy sector, President Aliyev acknowledged the consistent U.S. support for Azerbaijan’s energy strategy. He also emphasized the successful implementation of major infrastructure projects that contribute significantly to regional stability and development.
Looking ahead, President Aliyev expressed optimism about further advancing bilateral relations. He identified great potential for deepening cooperation in a wide range of sectors, including economy and trade, energy, transportation, industry, aviation, high technologies, and investments.
“I am confident that, thanks to our firm political will and joint efforts, the relations and cooperation between our friendly and partner countries will continue to expand comprehensively in the future, in line with the interests of our peoples,” President Aliyev stated.
He concluded his message by wishing the U.S. President robust health, happiness, and success in his endeavors, and extended his best wishes for lasting peace and prosperity to the American people.
The message reflects Azerbaijan’s commitment to further strengthening its strategic partnership with the United States, grounded in mutual respect and shared interests.
