A New World Order Is Taking Shape - Azerbaijan President

KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 14 (Bernama) -- Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev stated that a new world order is taking shape, and the world is at the beginning of this process.

According to Azerbaijan’s Embassy in Malaysia, the president in a recent interview with local TV channels pointed out that the system established after World War II has already lost its potential, as evident from the ongoing processes, conflicts, wars, and other events in various parts of the world.

On the potential impacts of this order could have on South Caucasus region and the scenarios Azerbaijan is preparing for, Aliyev said as Azerbaijan is in the South Caucasus region, and as the leading country in the area, it certainly has a special weight from the perspective of responsibility.

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“Therefore, we see the new order as a just order. If it can be expressed in one word, it should be justice, which actually aligns with the policy that Azerbaijan has pursued for many years.

“This is how we see it now - sovereignty, independence, non-interference in each other's affairs, and not aggravating the internal situation of countries under various pretexts. All of this is, in fact, the line of our foreign policy,” the president explained.

The president emphasised that if each country focuses on its internal affairs, there will be no war, conflict, or confrontation. He added that the disgusting practice of colonialism must be brought to an end.

“I believe that this issue will also be considered in the new world order. However, I believe even more strongly that the sovereignty of nations must be inviolable and protected, and no one should interfere in anyone else's affairs. We have achieved this. No one can interfere in our affairs," Aliyev said.

-- BERNAMA