Azerbaijan welcomes a high-profile 120-member delegation led by Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian. More than just a diplomatic formality, this visit carries the weight of profound strategic ambitions. Alongside senior officials, the Iranian delegation includes private sector representatives, members of the inter-parliamentary friendship group, and governors from Iran’s four northwestern provinces — a sign that Tehran is playing for long-term gains, not just symbolic gestures. But what is expected from the Iranian President's visit to Baku?

At the centre of the discussions: an agenda as ambitious as it is urgent — expanding economic cooperation, launching future business missions, and, crucially, the commissioning of the Agband-Kalala bridge, a vital artery for accelerating bilateral trade.

Despite differing expectations, Azerbaijan and Iran converge on one essential truth: the era of uncertainty is over. Now begins the era of building real, mutually beneficial alliances.

The figures tell a promising........

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