BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 3. Azerbaijan has a
productive cooperation agenda with the UN and its specialised
businesses, and the Sustainable Growth Targets (SDGs) occupies a
particular place within the bilateral partnership. This was mentioned
throughout a gathering between Azerbaijani International Minister Jeyhun
Bayramov and Director-Common of the UN Workplace in Nairobi Zainab
Hawa Bangura, the Azerbaijani International Ministry stated, Pattern experiences.
It was famous that Azerbaijan repeatedly and voluntarily experiences
on the implementation of this agenda, which demonstrates the
nation’s dedication to this space.
The events additionally mentioned varied elements of cooperation
between Azerbaijan and the UN, doable joint initiatives concerning
African nations, and Azerbaijan’s chairmanship of the twenty ninth
session of the Convention of the Events to the UN Framework
Conference on Local weather Change (COP29).
It was emphasised that the event of cooperation with
African states is likely one of the priorities of Azerbaijan’s overseas
coverage. On this context, quite a lot of initiatives have already been
carried out throughout the UN, and Baku intends to proceed this
interplay.
The significance of selections taken throughout the framework of COP29
was touched upon, specifically by way of selling the subject of
financing the combat towards local weather change. Problems with interplay
with the UN Atmosphere Programme have been additionally mentioned. In
preparation for the World City Discussion board, which will likely be held in
Azerbaijan in 2026, plans for cooperation with the UN workplace, and
specifically with UN-Habitat, have been thought-about.
The pinnacle of the Azerbaijani International Ministry supplied detailed
data on the post-conflict state of affairs within the area,
large-scale restoration and reconstruction work within the liberated
territories of the nation, in addition to efforts to fight the mine
menace.
Different problems with mutual curiosity have been additionally mentioned on the
assembly.