APA Critiques Daft Baku Declaration in 15th Plenary Session
The 15th plenary session of the Asian Parliamentary Assembly (APA) is currently underway in Baku, with the second day of discussions and deliberations taking place. Parliamentarians from various Asian countries are gathering to address important regional and global issues.
One of the key outcomes expected from this session is the adoption of the Baku Declaration, which is scheduled to take place on February 20. This document will outline the collective agreements and commitments made by the participating countries.
The theme of this year’s APA plenary session is “The Role of Parliamentary Diplomacy in Strengthening Multilateral Cooperation in Asia.” With 280 representatives from 35 delegations in attendance, the event is a significant platform for fostering cooperation and dialogue among Asian nations.
Various pressing issues are on the agenda for discussion, highlighting the importance of multilateral cooperation in addressing shared challenges and opportunities. The APA plenary session in Baku serves as a crucial forum for promoting peace, stability, and collaboration in the region.
