Bulgarian VP urges EU to use Azerbaijan's anti-corruption experience

Bulgarian Vice President Margarita Popova has said the European Union should draw upon Azerbaijan's experience in the fight against corruption.
In an interview with Trend news agency, Popova said Brussels should "cooperate in this sphere with Azerbaijan not through instruction but on an equal footing." She congratulated President Ilham Aliyev on his efforts to turn their country into "an independent, stable and economically successful [one]."
"No Western or Eastern country can call another country corrupt or non-corrupt. Corruption surmounts borders, it is a trans-national, international affair. It is a vice of the present-day global world," Popova said.
www.ann.az
Similar news
Similar news

Political News 13:30
Ombudsman to Issue Formal Statement on Journalist Assault Incidents in Coming Days

Political News 15:35
Joint Military Cooperation Committee Concludes Second Meeting, Signs 2027–2029 Strategic Roadmap

Political News 12:29
President Ilham Aliyev: Intercultural and Interreligious Relations Central to Azerbaijan’s Agenda

Political News 10:00
Ilham Aliyev: "Baseless Notions That Anyone Can Dictate to Us Will Meet Our Resolute Stance"

Political News 16:30
Netherlands to Explore Demining Support for Azerbaijan, Foreign Minister Berendsen Says



















