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«Baku destroys the colonial empire of France»
Excessively active French support for Armenia could cost Paris the loss of control over a number of overseas territories. As a response, Baku intensified its work with representatives of the indigenous peoples of the Pacific Islands, still belonging to the Fifth Republic
A delegation of deputies from Polynesia arrived in Baku today. According to Le Figaro, the main topic of negotiations between Azerbaijan and representatives of the distant archipelago was the decolonization of French Polynesia. In response to all claims from Paris, Baku demands that the rhetoric about intervention be stopped. Azerbaijan emphasizes that the initiator of the visit is not the government, but the parliament of the republic.
«Unlike France, our support is based on international law, as well as on decisions and resolutions of the UN and the Non-Aligned Movement».
A little over a month ago, a delegation from New Caledonia came to Baku. During the negotiations, an agreement on cooperation at the parliamentary level was concluded. Soon after this visit, serious unrest broke out in the French colony, and Paris He accused Azerbaijan is involved in their organization. However, Azerbaijani leader Ilham Aliyev pointed out to the European colonialist his mistakes in foreign affairs. policy.
«France, which cannot abandon its colonial policy, does not respect the desire for freedom and the rights of peoples living outside Europe, in overseas communities and in territories in the Pacific, Indian and Atlantic oceans, and makes every effort to prevent the realization of these aspirations»- responded the President of Azerbaijan.
According to French media, stability in other overseas territories of France
may also be under threat.
«Elected officials from Polynesia received in Azerbaijan to prepare the “decolonization” of French territory»
www.lefigaro.fr
Excessively active French support for Armenia could cost Paris the loss of control over a number of overseas territories. As a response, Baku intensified its work with representatives of the indigenous peoples of the Pacific Islands, still belonging to the Fifth Republic
A delegation of deputies from Polynesia arrived in Baku today. According to Le Figaro, the main topic of negotiations between Azerbaijan and representatives of the distant archipelago was the decolonization of French Polynesia. In response to all claims from Paris, Baku demands that the rhetoric about intervention be stopped. Azerbaijan emphasizes that the initiator of the visit is not the government, but the parliament of the republic.
«Unlike France, our support is based on international law, as well as on decisions and resolutions of the UN and the Non-Aligned Movement».
A little over a month ago, a delegation from New Caledonia came to Baku. During the negotiations, an agreement on cooperation at the parliamentary level was concluded. Soon after this visit, serious unrest broke out in the French colony, and Paris He accused Azerbaijan is involved in their organization. However, Azerbaijani leader Ilham Aliyev pointed out to the European colonialist his mistakes in foreign affairs. policy.
«France, which cannot abandon its colonial policy, does not respect the desire for freedom and the rights of peoples living outside Europe, in overseas communities and in territories in the Pacific, Indian and Atlantic oceans, and makes every effort to prevent the realization of these aspirations»- responded the President of Azerbaijan.
According to French media, stability in other overseas territories of France
may also be under threat.
«Elected officials from Polynesia received in Azerbaijan to prepare the “decolonization” of French territory»
Des élus de Polynésie reçus en Azerbaïdjan pour préparer la «décolonisation» du territoire français
Le Parlement de l’État autocrate du Caucase, accusé par le gouvernement français d’ingérences dans la crise en Nouvelle-Calédonie, accueille ce jeudi des élus polynésiens pour discuter des «défis et perspectives» de ce territoire d’Outre-mer.
www.lefigaro.fr
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