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Official Baku Rejects France's Travel Warning to Azerbaijan

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“We strongly condemn and reject the statement of the press secretary of the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs dated September 17, which attempted to justify the travel warning to Azerbaijan with the allegations of “risk of arbitrary detention and unfair trial.” This was stated by Aykhan Hajizade, Head of the Press Service Department of the Azerbaijani Ministry of Foreign Affairs, regarding the press secretary of the French Ministry o…
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Azerbaijan's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Hajizadeh, condemned France's attempt to justify its travel warning against the country by citing "the risk of arbitrary detention and unfair trials."

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Azerbaijan's Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Ayhan Hajizadeh stated that they condemn and reject the attempts by the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs spokesperson to justify the travel warning against Azerbaijan with claims of "risk of arbitrary detention and unfair trial."

The statement by the spokesperson for the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs (MFA) dated September 17 strongly condemns and rejects the attempt to justify the travel warning to Azerbaijan with allegations of "risk of arbitrary detention and unfair trial."

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"We strongly condemn and reject the attempt by the press secretary of the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs, in a statement dated September 17, to justify the travel warning to Azerbaijan with allegations of "risk of arbitrary detention and unfair trial""

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Apa broke the news on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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