Azerbaijan, Morocco embrace visa-free regime President Aliyev approves agreement

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has ratified an agreement on a visa-free regime between the governments of Azerbaijan and Morocco.

The agreement was signed on May 4, 2024, Caliber.Az reports citing the information posted on the Azerbaijani President’s official website.

Azerbaijan and Morocco maintain diplomatic relations established on October 13, 1992. Over the years, the two countries have engaged in various bilateral cooperation efforts, particularly in economic, cultural, and political spheres.

Political ties between Azerbaijan and Morocco have been characterized by mutual respect and support on international platforms. Both countries have shown solidarity on issues of mutual interest within regional and global organizations.

Economic relations between Azerbaijan and Morocco have seen growth, particularly in sectors such as trade and investment. The exchange of goods and services has contributed positively to the economies of both nations.

The recent approval of a visa-free regime between Azerbaijan and Morocco reflects a significant milestone in bilateral relations. This agreement aims to facilitate easier travel for citizens of both countries, promoting tourism, business, and cultural exchanges.

Azerbaijan and Morocco continue to strengthen their relations through ongoing dialogue and cooperation, paving the way for further collaboration in various fields.

President Aliyev also endorsed an agreement on a visa-free regime for diplomats signed between the governments of Azerbaijan and Gambia in Banjul city on May 4, 2024.

Azerbaijan and Gambia established diplomatic relations on June 13, 1997. Since then, the bilateral relationship between the two countries has evolved gradually across various sectors.

Political ties between Azerbaijan and Gambia have been based on mutual respect and cooperation in international forums. The countries have engaged in diplomatic exchanges and supported each other on various global issues.

Economic relations between Azerbaijan and Gambia are still in the early stages of development. Trade volumes between the two countries remain relatively modest, with potential for growth in areas such as agriculture, energy, and infrastructure development.

High-level diplomatic visits between Azerbaijan and Gambia have occurred sporadically to strengthen bilateral ties and explore avenues for cooperation. Both countries continue to explore opportunities for signing agreements in areas of mutual interest.