Azerbaijan’s deepening relations with Türkiye and Pakistan continue to underscore its consistent foreign policy course—one built on the foundation of brotherhood, mutual respect, and strategic cooperation. These three nations, united by shared cultural, historical, and geopolitical ties, have emerged as a powerful triad in both regional diplomacy and international platforms. Their solidarity is not only symbolic—it is also being translated into tangible progress across economic, political, and security domains.

A central pillar of this trilateral cooperation is the drive to expand trade and investment flows. The volume of trade between Azerbaijan and Türkiye has remained robust, reaching $6.13 billion in 2024. While slightly below the $7.65 billion registered in 2023, it remains a strong reflection of growing bilateral economic activity. This trajectory, which began with $4.66 billion in 2021 and rose steadily over the years, demonstrates the vitality of economic relations. With a target of $15 billion in trade turnover, both sides continue to engage in joint infrastructure projects, energy cooperation, and streamlined customs processes to meet this ambitious goal.

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