Nathalie Loiseau can’t stomach COP29 being held in Azerbaijan“/>
French MP Nathalie Loiseau, a few days ago elected deputy chair of the European Parliament Committee on EU Cooperation with the Countries of the South Caucasus, and known for her pro-Armenian and Azerbaijanophobic speeches, again “remembered” for her statement against Azerbaijan.
As Day.Az reports, Deputy of the Milli Majlis of Azerbaijan Tural Ganjaliyev told Trend about this.
“What’s interesting is that she was elected to this position only a few days ago, but has already made an anti-Azerbaijani statement. First of all, Nathalie Loiseau expressed absurd thoughts regarding COP29, which will be held in Azerbaijan. In response to her statements, it should be noted that such as Nathalie Loiseau, who has become a tool in the hands of the Armenian lobby, does not understand the significance of COP29, and even if they do, they cannot digest the fact that it is being held this month in Azerbaijan. Because COP29 is an authoritative event that draws attention to climate change issues around the world. .
Loiseau understands perfectly well that her country, France, has been pursuing a colonial policy for centuries, plundering the wealth of the countries and peoples it occupied, appropriating their natural resources,” the deputy noted.
Instead of talking about COP29, let Nathalie Loiseau talk about her country’s shameful history, he said.
“She talks about the “rights” of the Armenian population who left Karabakh, while in Martinique, New Caledonia, Corsica and other territories still under French occupation, the rights of people demanding their freedoms are grossly violated, they are deprived of life and property. Nathalie Loiseau, Apparently, she “forgot” about the gross violations of human rights in her country. As soon as she entered the Committee on the South Caucasus, she immediately began making provocative and slanderous statements against Azerbaijan. The arrival of such persons in the European Parliament and their appointment to responsible positions should be the subject of condemnation. “, said the deputy.