“On April 20, Julien de Fraipont, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Belgium to the Republic of Azerbaijan, and Marianne de Jong, Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to the Republic of Azerbaijan, were separately summoned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs,” the Ministry of Foreign Affairs told Fact-info.az.

“During the meetings, a strong protest was expressed against the documents adopted by the parliaments of Belgium and the Netherlands on April 16, 2026, which represent yet another reckless attempt to undermine the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Azerbaijan, as well as the ongoing peace process between Azerbaijan and Armenia.

It was emphasized that the documents are based on utterly false and unfounded assessments, reflecting a deeply rooted anti-Azerbaijani bias within these institutions.

It was also noted that the unacceptable claims contained therein constitute gross violations of international law and represent blatant interference in the rule of law.

Moreover, during the meetings, falsified references concerning the sovereign territories of Azerbaijan, as well as all baseless accusations alleging violations of Armenia’s territorial integrity, the rights of ethnic Armenians, and claims regarding the so-called unlawful detention of persons of Armenian origin, were strongly and resolutely rejected.

It was brought to the attention of the ambassadors that the adoption of these documents is particularly paradoxical as it coincided with the latest meeting between the speakers of the parliaments of Azerbaijan and Armenia.

The Belgian and Dutch sides were urged to take effective measures to prevent anti-Azerbaijani groups within their respective parliaments from damaging bilateral relations,” the ministry said.