Novruz Mammadov talks of prejudiced approach to Azerbaijan

By  Trend

The domestic and foreign policy carried out by Azerbaijan shows that prejudiced approach to the country won't produce any results, Novruz Mammadov, deputy head of Azerbaijani presidential administration, chief of the administration's foreign relations department, told reporters in Baku.

Mammadov also noted the biased approach of some international structures towards Azerbaijan.

He said that Azerbaijan, being a stable, secure country of the region, continues its own policy.

Often, the western circles, international structures and states showcase a biased position towards Azerbaijan, said Mammadov.

However later, he said, when they see this brings no results, they themselves start making approaches towards Azerbaijan, and this is what can be currently observed.

Mammadov noted the biased statements of some international structures, related to the executive secretary of the "REAL" movement, Natig Jafarli, which was arrested on suspicion of inflicting serious damage to state interests guarded by  the law, which led to serious consequences.

"Such steps, attempts to interfere in domestic issues of our country, will never get any results," Mammadov said. "Better to stop with the double standards against Azerbaijan. Azerbaijan, for 25 years, righfully and successfully follows its own chosen way, developing and strengthening international connections."

Mammadov further said that some international structures cannot accept the independent domestic and foreign policy of Azerbaijan. He added that Azerbaijan is not under control of any state, and this will never happen in the future.

Touching upon the latest developments in Armenia, Mammadov said that in this country one protest action follows another, rights of people are being violated.

The international organizations know about this, but they don't make any statements, don't state their position, and that is a double standard, said Mammadov.