Azerbaijan did not join three documents at the EPC summit

On November 12, during the European Political Community (EPC) summit in Dublin, a number of countries joined the "Declaration on Fundamental Principles of European Security," the "Statement on Migration," and the "Statement of the European Coalition on Combating Drugs," put forward at the initiative of certain states.

As reported by BAKU.WS, this was stated by the spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan, Aykhan Hajizade, in response to a question from media representatives about documents adopted within the framework of the 9th EPC summit.

"As is known, the European Political Community was formed as an informal platform for dialogue aimed at strengthening mutual trust and cooperation between countries.

The purpose of our country's participation in the EPC is to exchange views on issues of common interest, discuss approaches to addressing common challenges, and expand cooperation opportunities with participating countries.

In this regard, the Azerbaijani side did not join the aforementioned documents, which entail additional legal and political obligations," Aykhan Hajizade stated.