Occupied areas eye visa-free Azerbaijan travel

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The pseudo-state is exploring travel from occupied areas to Azerbaijan without visas, using only “IDs,” in collaboration with Baku, according to “Transport Minister” Erhan Arikli.

As reported by Kibris Postasi, Arikli discussed pseudo-state-Azerbaijan relations on an Azerbaijani TV station, noting ongoing work for direct air links.

New facilities at illegitimate Tymbou Airport

He stated that new facilities at the illegitimate Tymbou airport meet all international standards, with preparations continuing for AZAL airline flights in occupied areas.

Arikli added that visa-free Azerbaijan travel from occupied areas could occur within Turkish states’ relations framework, thanking Azerbaijan for pseudo-state support.

Tourism boost and investment calls

Meanwhile, “Tourism Minister” Fikri Ataoglu highlighted increased tourist movement between occupied areas and Azerbaijan, urging Azerbaijani businesses to invest there.


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