Baku/23.11.23/Turan: Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban arrived in Baku on the evening of November 23 to participate in the SPECA summit as a guest of honor.
During the meeting with Ilham Aliyev, he "expressed congratulations on the restoration of Azerbaijan's sovereignty and the stabilization of the situation in the region," the official statement reads.
Orban also expressed gratitude for Azerbaijan's support in rapprochement of Hungary in the development of relations with the Organization of Turkic States.
In turn, Aliyev said that from a political, economic and geopolitical point of view, Azerbaijan and the countries of Central Asia occupy a common space.
“Economic integration between our countries is deepening, new projects and platforms for cooperation in transport, energy, including renewable energy and other areas connecting Central Asia with the Caspian and Black Seas are being developed," Aliyev said.
Cooperation between Azerbaijan and Hungary is successfully developing in all areas where energy projects have special knowledge, Aliyev said. -0-
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