"Special attention will be paid to discussing ways of promoting anti-terrorist cooperation between Russia and Azerbaijan," a source in the Kremlin told RIA Novosti.
Moscow and Baku have "a common position concerning the need to unite efforts of the international community to fight against international terrorism," he recalled.
Also, the Presidents will focus on "increasing the efficiency of bilateral trade and economic cooperation, achieving their goal of doubling turnover in the next few years," the agency's interlocutor said.
According to him, the talks will also touch upon interaction in the fuel and energy sector, machine-building, transportation and upon developing cooperation between Russia's constituent members with Azerbaijan.
The two Presidents will exchange opinions on developments in the Caucasus, the source said.
In this context, taking into account the September meeting in the Kazakh capital of Astana between the Presidents of Russia, Azerbaijan and Armenia, they will discuss the Nagorny Karabakh settlement.
The meeting between the presidents of Armenia and Azerbaijan on September 15 lasted for over four hours. Following a trilateral meeting with the participation of Vladimir Putin Ilkham Aliyev and Robert Kocharyan continued their tete-a-tete talks.
The Presidents of Azerbaijan and Armenia thanked the Russian leader for his willingness to take part in the dialog.
Aliyev's visit coincides with the second convention of the All-Russian Azerbaijani Congress held in Moscow. It is the most numerous and powerful Russian organization that unites Azerbaijanis living in Russia.
According to the source in the Kremlin, the Congress plays an important part in Russia's social, economic and cultural life, as well as in promoting Russian-Azerbaijani multifarious cooperation.
