Relations between Azerbaijan and Georgia have long transcended the typical framework of neighborly cooperation. They stand today as a model of strategic partnership, bound by deep-rooted historical ties, mutual respect, and shared visions for the South Caucasus. The recent official visit of Georgian President Mikheil Kavelashvili to Baku—his first foreign trip since taking office—underscored the continued importance of this alliance.

Symbolic first visit reflects enduring trust

President Kavelashvili’s decision to make Azerbaijan the destination of his inaugural state visit is more than a diplomatic formality—it is a reaffirmation of the special relationship between the two countries. In a region often defined by shifting alliances and external pressure, this visit signals continuity, trust, and a shared commitment to regional ownership of development and security agendas.

President Ilham Aliyev welcomed the visit warmly, noting:

“This once again demonstrates the essence of Georgian-Azerbaijani relations, the friendship and brotherhood of our peoples... Our relations will continue to develop on an upward trajectory.”

These sentiments were echoed by President........

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