Özet:

Azerbaijan declared its independence in 1991. Since the first day of its independence, Azerbaijan has been a member of international organizations. Cooperation with the world’s countries to solve global problems was important for Azerbaijan. During the period in which the Armenian attack on Azerbaijan increased, the Republic of Azerbaijan was trying to create an objective view in the world public by attracting the attention of the international community through international organizations to the conflict zone. On June 15, 1993, Haydar Aliyev came to power for the second time and made a radical change in Azerbaijan’s foreign policy. Haydar Aliyev held 485 talks with the presidents and the presidents of 68 states until February 1999, and in these talks the issue of Mount Karabakh was negotiated. Haydar Aliyev on the conflict with the UN Secretary-General on numerous meetings, AGIT, NATO, BDT, ICO and other international organizations on top meetings repeatedly discussed the issue of Karabakh. During the resolution of the Karabakh issue, it was important that these institutions be members in order to form the international public in an positive and reasonable way in favor of Azerbaijan. The article examined the characteristics and legal aspects of the Armenian-Azerbaijan Mountainous Karabakh issue, the place of international agencies in the foreign policy of the Republic of Azerbaijan, as well as the factors that support cooperation of the Republic of Azerbaijan with international organizations and the obligation of Azerbaijan to participate in international organizations to resolve the Armenian-Azerbaijan Mountainous Karabakh issue. In accordance with the rules and principles of international law for the establishment of the position of international institutions operating towards the solution of the problem, the safeguarding of the fair attitude of Azerbaijan by these international institutions could help solve the problem.

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