Ilham Aliyev meets PM of Czech Republic in Oxford

On July 18, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, based on an appeal from the opposite side, met with Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala in Oxford, according to Report's correspondent from London.

Both leaders expressed satisfaction with the political dialogue between their countries, according to AzerTac.

Petr Fiala noted that relations between Azerbaijan and the Czech Republic are strategic and built on strong foundations, highlighting the Czech Republic's intention to further develop these ties.

The head of state also highlighted the dynamically developing Azerbaijan-Czech relations and hailed their strategic partnership nature.

During the meeting, both leaders exchanged their views on the prospects for cooperation in the energy sector, including oil and gas, between Azerbaijan and the Czech Republic. They underlined the ongoing export of Azerbaijani oil to the Czech Republic, with significant prospects for gas sector cooperation. They pointed out that the export of Azerbaijani gas to neighbouring countries of the Czech Republic has already been ensured, adding that there are good opportunities for future exports to the Czech Republic as well.

The conversation also covered expanding economic and trade relations, the operations of Czech companies in Azerbaijan, and cooperation in politics, economy, trade, and investments.

Petr Fiala congratulated President Ilham Aliyev on hosting COP29 in Azerbaijan, expressing gratitude for the invitation and his pleasure in participating in the event.