Azerbaijan and NATO are developing military cooperation and operational interoperability

Military personnel from NATO countries and partner states participated in joint work in Baku to assess the compliance of Azerbaijan's military capabilities with the alliance's standards.

As reported by BAKU.WS, this was stated in a message from the Embassy of Sweden in Azerbaijan.

As part of the events, operational planning and exercises were also conducted. The program was aimed at enhancing interoperability, building operational capabilities, and expanding defense cooperation.

The Ambassador of Sweden to Azerbaijan, Louise Morsing, participated in the events held in Baku last week.

The series of events concluded with an official visit by the Deputy Commander of NATO's Allied Joint Force Command Brunssum, Lieutenant General John Mead, and Air Commodore Jeff Brock.

The delegation held meetings with the Chief of the General Staff of the Azerbaijani Army, Colonel General Karim Veliyev, and the Deputy Chief of the General Staff, Lieutenant General Azer Aliyev.

Azerbaijan's Ambassador to NATO, Jafar Huseynzade, who also participated in the events alongside Louise Morsing, emphasized the important role of Azerbaijan's cooperation with the alliance and international partnerships in ensuring regional security and stability.

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