“…The reaction of enaminones with active methylene reagents [15], amines [16], or hydrazines [17] represents one of the strategies for the preparation of 2‐1 H ‐pyridones, pyrroles, and pyridazines, respectively. Over the last two decades, we have been involved in a program aiming at the synthesis of functionally substituted heterocyclic compounds from cheap laboratory available starting materials to be evaluated as biodegradable agrochemicals [18–22]. As a part of this program, some bis‐pyridazine, bis‐pyridine, and other bis‐heterocyclic carboxamide derivatives were required for biological evaluation studies.…”