On May 28, Azerbaijan's Independence Day, a historic trilateral summit was held in Lachin, a region once under occupation, now reborn as a symbol of sovereignty and revival. The presence of the leaders of Türkiye and Pakistan alongside Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev was not merely ceremonial; it was a geopolitical message of unity, trust, and strategic alignment. The participation of Türkiye and Pakistan—two time-tested allies—on this significant day showcased not only their unwavering support for Azerbaijan but also the deepening of a trilateral partnership that transcends conventional diplomacy.

Both Türkiye and Pakistan have consistently supported Azerbaijan, particularly during the 2020 Second Garabagh War. Their swift and resolute backing—political, moral, and diplomatic—highlighted a rare example of modern brotherhood in international relations. The choice of Lachin as the summit venue reinforced the message: that the liberation and reconstruction of Garabagh are not only national achievements but also regional victories for collective resilience.

May 28 holds immense historical significance as the day the first democratic republic in the Muslim East was founded in 1918—the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic. Holding a high-level summit on this day symbolized a confluence of history and future. By celebrating Independence Day with its most trusted allies, Azerbaijan underscored its intention to anchor national sovereignty within a broader framework of regional solidarity.

This joint commemoration serves as a reminder that Azerbaijan is not alone on its path to post-conflict reconstruction and regional integration. As the leaders exchanged views in........

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