Mo’meni told reporters in Baku on Monday that the two documents will be drawn up between Iran’s Interior Ministry and Azerbaijan’s Interior Ministry and Ministry of Emergency Situations, respectively, to expand cooperation between the two neighbors.
On his meeting with Aliyev, Mo’meni said they discussed mechanisms for implementing agreements reached by the presidents of Iran and Azerbaijan Republic during their meeting in Turkmenistan, as well as ways to expand bilateral cooperation.
He noted that Aliyev has issued the necessary instructions for implementing the agreements and that officials responsible for following up on their implementation have also been designated.
Mo’meni added that the Azerbaijani president has instructed the country’s interior minister and minister of emergency situations to strengthen cooperation with Iran.
Emphasizing the need to expand relations between Tehran and Baku, Mo’meni said there are no limits to improving ties between the two countries and that cooperation should be developed in all possible fields.
He also said border crossings and trade-related issues are among the topics discussed during the meeting.
Describing his meeting with Aliyev as positive and highly constructive, Mo’meni said the desire to upgrade relations at all levels is clearly evident in both Iran and Azerbaijan.