Vietnam is emerging as a strategic partner for Azerbaijan in Asia. This article explores the deepening bilateral ties marked by historical roots, political trust, and new agreements in energy, defense, and technology. Amid global shifts, Baku and Hanoi are building a lasting partnership grounded in shared interests, diplomacy, and regional stability.
Amid growing geopolitical instability, the Middle Corridor — a trans-Caspian transport route — is gaining strategic importance in global trade. Highlighted by The Economist, this route offers a faster, safer alternative for East-West cargo flow. Azerbaijan plays a pivotal role through major infrastructure investments, enhancing the corridor’s efficiency and aligning with China’s Belt and Road Initiative.
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Türkiye, Azerbaijan, and Georgia have developed a strategic trilateral partnership, emphasizing energy, transportation, and security. Key projects like the Middle Corridor and Zangezur Corridor strengthen regional connectivity. While Türkiye expands its influence through economic and military cooperation, challenges such as economic instability and geopolitical competition shape the future of this alliance.