Samarkand: Azerbaijan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Jeyhun Bayramov met with Hungary’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade P©ter Szijj¡rt³ during a working visit to Samarkand, Uzbekistan. The ministers focused on prospects for enhancing the strategic partnership between Azerbaijan and Hungary, along with cooperation within regional and international organizations, and future plans and projects.
According to Azerbaijan State News Agency, Minister Bayramov highlighted the significance of ongoing political dialogue, reciprocal visits, and contacts, as well as mechanisms like strategic dialogue and political consultations in advancing the partnership between the two countries. The discussion covered a wide range of issues on the cooperation agenda, including economy, trade, investment, energy security, renewable energy, humanitarian affairs, education, and culture.
The ministers emphasized the role of the Joint Commission on Economic Cooperation between the Governments of Azerbaijan and Hungary in strengthening economic ties and exploring new opportunities. Renewable energy was identified as a crucial component of the strategic partnership, with progress noted on the Black Sea Submarine Cable and Green Corridor initiatives.
Minister Bayramov also expressed gratitude for Hungary’s contribution to reconstruction efforts in Azerbaijan’s liberated territories. The meeting further addressed regional security and other matters of mutual interest.