Islamabad : 26 December 2024 – Prime Minister condols with President Ilham Aliyev over the tragic plane crash. He visited the Embassy of Azerbaijan and expressed his grief with Ambassador Khazar Farhadov.
Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif spoke with the President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan on telephone this evening and conveyed his heartfelt condolences and Pakistan’s solidarity with the people of Azerbaijan on the loss of precious lives in the tragic Azal Airlines crash on 25 December, 2024.
The Prime Minister said that the entire Pakistani nation shared the sorrow of the brotherly people of Azerbaijan and was praying to Allah the Almighty for the bereaved families, as well as for speedy recovery of the injured.
He said that the brotherly people of Azerbaijan would certainly overcome this tragedy, with their exemplary resilience and strength.
Recalling the excellent bilateral relations between the two brotherly countries, the Prime Minister assured President Aliyev that Pakistan was ready to extend any support required by Azerbaijan at this challenging time.
President Aliyev thanked the Prime Minister for his support and solidarity in the wake of the tragic incident. He said that this thoughtful gesture was reflective of the enduring bonds of friendship between the two nations, which had always stood by each through thick and thin.
Both leaders reaffirmed their strong commitment and resolve to further strengthen the strong bonds of friendship between Pakistan and Azerbaijan. 
Earlier, the Prime Minister also paid a visit to the Embassy of Azerbaijan in Islamabad to pen his remarks and sign the condolence book opened by Azerbaijan in memory of yesterday’s tragic plane crash.
Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif meets the Ambassador of Azerbaijan H.E. Khadar Farhadov at the Embassy of Azerbaijan to offer his condolences for the unfortunate accident of an Azeri airplane in Aktau, Kazakhstan.
Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif pens down his remarks at the Embassy of Azerbaijan, in Islamabad on December 26, 2024.
