“Our work will be facilitated by the fact that we will be building on the existing Partnership and Cooperation Agreement but there will also be new areas to cover,” Danielsson said. “These relate in particular to the competences that the EU has acquired since the negotiation of that Agreement in the areas of the Common Foreign and Security Policy and the Common Security and Defence Policy, where we are looking forward to fruitful cooperation with Azerbaijan. In the trade area, we hope to achieve agreement which will facilitate trade between the two sides and will address a number of sectors.”
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