President condemns USAID as corrupt
President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan recently commented on the actions of President Trump, calling them promising but suggesting that they should not stop. Addressing an international forum at ADA University on the theme of “Facing the New World Order,” President Aliyev criticized USAID, labeling it as a “completely corrupt structure.” He also applauded the decision to stop funding organizations like Radio Liberty and Voice of America but urged for further action.
In his speech, President Aliyev expressed the belief that organizations such as Human Rights Watch, Freedom House, Amnesty International, and Transparency International, which he perceives as political enemies, should be rendered ineffective. He referred to them as the infrastructure of his political opponents and advocated for their neutralization.
These remarks by President Aliyev shed light on his views on international organizations and their roles in shaping global politics. It remains to be seen how his suggestions will impact future policies and actions at both the national and international levels.
