President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev is to attend the jubilee summit of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation in Istanbul on 26 June.
According to CNN Turk, Turkish Foreign Ministry reports that Romania, Georgia, Moldova and Serbia will also be represented in the summit on the level of heads of states. Vice premiers of the government will represent Russia and Bulgaria.
According to spokesman for the Turkish Foreign Ministry Seljuk Unal, though the president of Armenia was also invited to the summit, Yereval decided to send deputy foreign minister to Istanbul.
Turkey accepts chairmanship in BSEC in July of this year.
Headquartered in Istanbul, BSEC was created 20 years ago on Turkey's initiative for establishing cooperation in the spheres of trade and economic development, transport, communication, tourism and environment with the countries adjacent to the Black Sea basin. BSEC unites 12 states of the Black Sea and Balkan peninsula including Russia.
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