Azerbaijan–Uzbekistan relations

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Azerbaijan–Uzbekistan relations refer to the bilateral relations between Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan.

Both countries are members of the Organization of Turkic States, Non-Aligned Movement, Commonwealth of Independent States and Organisation of Islamic Cooperation

History

For many years, both countries were union republics within the Soviet Union.

Diplomatic relations between the two states were established on 2 October 1995. In August 1996, the Embassy of Azerbaijan in Uzbekistan began its work. In July 1998, the Embassy of Uzbekistan in Azerbaijan was opened.

Uzbekistan has consistently supported a peaceful settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict through political means. Uzbekistan considers ensuring the territorial integrity of Azerbaijan to be one of the key conditions for resolving the conflict.

In the Parliament of Azerbaijan, a bilateral working group on interparliamentary relations between Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan operates. The group was established on 7 March 1997. Its first head was Yusif Bagirzade. Since 4 March 2016, the group has been chaired by Eldar Ibrahimov.

In April 2024, the first Honorary Consulate of Uzbekistan in Azerbaijan and the first in the history of Uzbekistan’s diplomacy overall was opened in Ganja, the second-largest city of Azerbaijan.

On 2 July 2025, a new building of the Embassy of Uzbekistan was opened in Baku.

Diplomatic relations

The Uzbek and Azerbaijani peoples are united by close national customs and traditions, a common language family, culture, and religion. Both peoples are Turkic.

Tourism and transport

Azerbaijan Airlines operates flights to Tashkent.

On 4 October 2022, flights to Samarkand were launched. These became the first flights in history from Baku to Samarkand. The flights operate on a seasonal basis.

Each year, around 10,000 Azerbaijani citizens visit Tashkent.

See also

  • Foreign relations of Azerbaijan
  • Foreign relations of Uzbekistan
  • Azerbaijanis in Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan Category:Bilateral relations of Uzbekistan