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  • Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

    We dont have problem with pakistanis why are they so butt heart of us.i think we should side with india

    Pakistani Ambassador: If Azerbaijan decides to liberate its occupied territories through military way, Pakistan will fully support Azerbaijan


    [ 12 Mar 2012 13:34 ]
    Baku. Anakhanim Hidayatova – APA. APA’s interview with Ambassador of Pakistan to Azerbaijan Inayat Ullah Kakar

    - How do you evaluate the results of the work done since the establishment of the diplomatic relations between Azerbaijan and Pakistan?

    - Pakistan was one of the first countries to recognize Azerbaijan after independence. Immediately after establishment of diplomatic relations, highest level exchanged took place from both sides. Pakistan’s former Presidents Sardar Farooq Ahmed Khan Laghari and Pervez Musharraf visited Azerbaijan in 1995 and 2004 respectively, which were returned by the then Azerbaijani President Heydar Aliyev in 1996 and President Ilham Aliyev in 2005. Apart from these visits, many high level bilateral visits have taken place between the two countries. Our governments cooperate with each other at international forums on issues of mutual interest and concern. As a result, both our countries were elected as non-permanent members of the UNSC last year. Our political understanding at highest levels is excellent. We lend support to each other on the issues of Nagorno Karabakh and Kashmir. Recently, foreign relations committee of Pakistani Senate has passed a resolution on Khojaly massacre committed by Armenian forces in 1992. So overall, both our countries have developed excellent relations in past two decades.

    - How do you evaluate the defence cooperation between Azerbaijan and Pakistan?

    - Pakistan and Azerbaijan have friendly relations in defence cooperation. Regular exchange of delegations takes place between our two countries. Pakistan offers gratis training courses to Azeri defence personnel in its premium institutions. Pakistan has been producing light arms and ammunition and other defence equipment, which we have offered to Azerbaijan. Recently, CSCSC General Khalid Shameem Wynne visited Azerbaijan and discussed prospects of defence cooperation.

    -Can Pakistan help Azerbaijan in case of military operations with Armenia?

    -If Azerbaijan decides to liberate its occupied territories through military way, Pakistan will act as Azerbaijan wants. In case of war with Armenia, Pakistan will always defend Azerbaijan. As you know, Pakistan does not recognize Armenia’s independence. Azerbaijan supports Pakistan on the issue of Kashmir. But Azerbaijan and Pakistan act basing on the international principles. The UN Security Council passed resolutions on Nagorno Karabakh and Kashmir conflicts. Thus, Azerbaijan and Pakistan support each other basing on the international principles.

    - What projects is the embassy of Pakistan working on to enhance the cooperation?

    - We are focusing on enhancing economic cooperation between the two countries. Through more frequent exchange of business delegations, both from government and private sectors, we hope to raise level of economic and commercial ties at par with our political relations. The 5th meeting of Azerbaijan-Pakistan intergovernmental commission was held last year, the next meeting will be held in Pakistan. This commission is a format, within which Azerbaijan-Pakistan relations, including cooperation in defence, science, culture, economy, communication, internet technologies, are discussed on the administrative level. I would like to note that Pakistan grants scholarships to Azerbaijani students. It is planned to send to Pakistan a group of students studying Urdu at Baku State University.

    - How popular is Azerbaijan among the Pakistani investors?

    - Azerbaijan has achieved a lot in two decades. The progress made in different fields, especially economic, is phenomenal. President Ilham Aliyev is taking forward the vision of late President Heydar Aliyev. The people of Azerbaijan are very friendly and cherish special regard for Pakistan. It has been impressive economic growth in recent years, which is visible all round. Unfortunately, level of awareness among Pakistani investors of Azeri business environment is very low. Through frequent exchanges at all levels, we are striving to bring the peoples closer.
    Pakistan has a business friendly environment, and welcomes foreign investments from brotherly countries like Azerbaijan. In recent visit by Pakistani Senate’s delegation to Azerbaijan, we have offered Azeri businessmen and the government to invest in Pakistan especially in power sector, to which Azeri government has shown interest also.

    - How do you see the future of the energy cooperation between our countries?

    - Pakistan is an energy-deficient country. Azerbaijan can help Pakistan overcome energy deficiency by investing in power projects. Our discussions on these lines are already underway.

    - What is the trade turnover between the two countries?

    - Total trade turnover between Pakistan and Azerbaijan in 2011 stood at around US $ 3 million which is not commensurate with our bilateral political relations. We are especially focusing economic and defence cooperation in our discussions now. Pakistan and Azerbaijan have developed expertise in different economic sectors. Pakistan has offered cooperation in agriculture, telecommunication and IT, construction and defence sectors. We can initiate joint ventures in these fields.

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    • Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

      Originally posted by argin View Post
      We dont have problem with pakistanis why are they so butt heart of us.i think we should side with india
      nothing new there. The butthurt comes from a similar loser syndrome( with India), so these guys share the same feelings. Pakistan is a first class terrorist supporter state in the world, what do you expect

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      • Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

        Azeris are nothing.....their best friends are the Turks. They also hold a strong Islamic solidarity, however they stay wary of the Turks and many have no personal issue with Armenians other than us being die hard Christians.
        B0zkurt Hunter

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        • Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

          Originally posted by Eddo211 View Post
          Azeris are nothing.....their best friends are the Turks. They also hold a strong Islamic solidarity, however they stay wary of the Turks and many have no personal issue with Armenians other than us being die hard Christians.
          Azeris are not thinking long term, what do you think will happen without an Armenia seperating them from Turks? turkey's industry need their gas and oil, they'll be double crossed in a second.

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          • Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

            Armenian "Wedge" will hold.

            Unrelated, this ws published and recommended by by NKR office in US.

            Karabakh Knot: Myths and Realities: by Aram Avetisyan
            2011 became another year of wasted opportunities, and failure to finding a fair and legitimate settlement to the Karabakh conflict.
            B0zkurt Hunter

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            • Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

              Նախիջեւանում բժիշկները հրաժարվում են բուժել ընդդիմադիրներին

              Մարտ 13, 2012 | 14:23

              Նախիջեւանում քաղաքական հայացքների պատճառով կարելի է մնալ առանց բժշկական օգնության: Այստեղ անգամ բժիշկներն են հաշվի առնում հիվանդների քաղաքական դիրքորոշումը, եւ դժգոհություն հայտնող անձինք, հատկապես` ընդդիմադիրները, կարող են զրկվել բուժօգնություն ստանալու հնարավորությունից: Այս մասին հաղորդում է ադրբեջանական «Թուրան» գործակալությունը:

              Գործակալության տվյալներով` Նախիջեւանի բնակիչ Սեվինդիկ Ահմեդովը սոցիալական ծանր դրության պատճառով փորձել է վերջ դնել կյանքին մեծ քանակությամբ դեղամիջոցներ ընդունելով: Նախիջեւանի ոչ մի բուժհաստատություն նրան չի ընդունել, քանի որ վերջինս «Ադրբեջանի ժողովրդական ճակատ» ընդդիմադիր կուսակցության անդամ է:

              Վերջիվերջո, նրան տեղավորել են Նախիջեւանի հոգեբուժական դիսպանսերում, բայց երեք օր անց դուրս գրել: Տեղի իրավապաշտպան Իլգար Նասիբովը հայտարարել է, որ Սեւինդիկի վիճակը դուրս գրվելիս վատ է եղել, նա հազիվ է կարողացել խոսել: Նասիբովը գլխավոր բժշկի հետ զրուցելու փորձ է արել, բայց շենք մտնել չեն թույլատրել, հսկիչն արգելել է:

              Սեւինդիկ Ահմեդովը մասնագիտությամբ ինժեներ է, գործազուրկ: Միակ բանը, որը նրան առաջարկում են` աշխատել բակապահ:

              Ահմեդովը երեք երեխաների հայր է, նրա մայրը եւ կինը շաքարախտով են տառապում:

              Ահմեդովի ընտանիքի անդամներին կանչել են Ազգային անվտանգության նախարարություն եւ նրանց վրա ճնշում գործադրել այն բանի համար, որ նա ինքնասպանության փորձ է կատարել: Իրավապաշտպանները կարծում են, որ Ահմեդովի ապագայի ամբողջ պատասխանատվությունն ընկած է Նախիջեւանի իշխանությունների վրա: Ըստ նրանց գնահատման` այստեղ իրենց իրավունքները պաշտպանող մարդկանց անվանում են խելագար եւ ուղարկում հոգեբուժարան, իսկ իսկապես հիվանդներին չեն բուժում, քանի որ նրանք ընդդիմադիր են:

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              • Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

                Originally posted by Eddo211 View Post
                Armenian "Wedge" will hold.


                Karabakh Knot: Myths and Realities:
                not saying it is but the whole Artsakh situation is beginning to resemble North/South Korea situation IMHO. South has technical and numerical superiority (if you count americans too), the north is poor and relies on asymmetrical methods of war to keep up. And if a war ignites, it would ignite the whole region into flames, just like in south caucus. Let's hope cooler heads prevail.

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                • Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan

                  Originally posted by arakeretzig View Post
                  nothing new there. The butthurt comes from a similar loser syndrome( with India), so these guys share the same feelings. Pakistan is a first class terrorist supporter state in the world, what do you expect
                  For years I've been saying that Armenia needs to get close to India. India is a growing world power, rapidly developing, has many of the same enemies, not beholden to the west, etc. The Pakis are nothing but islamo-fascist losers with a "country" one small step from complete failure/anarchy. It is nothing more than a lose conglomeration of tribal groups each trying to out crazy the other. They sent mercenaries along with Afghanistan in the first war against Artsakh. The weapons they are hoping to sell Azerbaijan are pieces of xxxx. If they didn't have a nuke(s), India would wipe them off the map in a conventional war in about 2 months.
                  General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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                    Armenian Air Force








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                      Ամեն ինչ կանեմ, որ խաղաղություն լինի. բացառիկ հարցազրույց հայ դիպուկահար աղջկա հետ

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