Moldova’s President Vladimir Voronin had a bilateral meeting with his Azeri counterpart Ilham Alyev in Baku on April 23. After the meeting, the two heads of state told the reporters that they had constructive discussions and expressed their confidence that the visit will contribute to closer bilateral cooperation at multiple levels, Info-Prim Neo reports, quoting the presidential press service. Vladimir Voronin and Ilham Alyev stressed the necessity of identifying possibilities of implementing cooperation projects and of considering them at the coming meeting of the joint intergovernmental comission for commercial-economic cooperation. Among the key areas of cooperation, the two officials mentioned the power and fuel industry and the agroindustrial, investment, social-humanity, information technology and transport sectors. They expressed readiness to open a Chisinau-Baku flight to stimulate the commercial-economic cooperation between the two states. The frozen conflicts were a separate topic for discussion. Vladimir Voronin and Ilham Alyev underlined that the conflicts existing in Moldova and Azerbaijan should be solved by peaceful methods, by observing the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the two countries. The three intergovernmental agreements signed on April 23 will extend the legal framework regulating the Moldovan-Azeri relations. The accords envision cooperation in the power and fuel industry, exchange of information and cooperation in combating infringements of the economic and fiscal legislation and cooperation in protecting intellectual property. The Moldovan President will complete his official visit to Azerbaijan on April 24.