Historical review of the humanities relations between Azerbaijan Republic of Hungary and Hungary
Journal Title: Politicus - Year 2017, Vol 4, Issue
Abstract
The article reviews the humanitarian relations between Azerbaijan and Hungary. The author examines the conceptual factors of Azerbaijan’s foreign policy. The creation and development of political relations with Hungary were touched upon, the importance and importance of these ties were emphasized. It is noted that in the current foreign policy of the country with respect to Hungary the policy begun by Heydar Aliyev continues.
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Э. А. Шелеманов
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