Azeri envoy acknowledges Pakistan’s support on Karabakh

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ISLAMABAD: Azeri Ambassador Irfan Davudov has expressed deep appreciation to Pakistan for its unwavering stance on the Karabakh issue, emphasising the need to deepen ties between the two nations.

In a meeting with Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar, the envoy highlighted that Islamabad’s consistent diplomatic solidarity remains a cornerstone of the robust partnership between Baku and Islamabad.

The discussions also centred on exploring new avenues for strategic and economic cooperation to further solidify friendly relations.

The ambassador along with a delegation comprising Samir Ahmadli, First Secretary at the Azerbaijani Embassy, and Mr Ali Gahramanov, Media Representative of the Embassy met the Federal Minister Tarar at the ministry on Wednesday and discussed a wide range of items of mutual importance.

During the meeting, Senator Azam Nazeer Tarar said that relations between Pakistan and Azerbaijan were strong not only at the governmental level but were also rooted in shared religious, cultural and historical ties between the peoples of the two countries.

Published in Dawn, October 29th, 2026

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