Hague hosts pivotal talks on enhancing Azerbaijan-Netherlands partnership (PHOTO)

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : It was emphasized that 2025 will be characterized by positive dynamics in relations between the EU and Azerbaijan, and the importance of maintaining and further developing this momentum in the coming months was stressed.
56% : The most significant outcome in this regard was the meeting between President Ilham Aliyev and Prime Minister Dick Schoof at the Copenhagen Summit of the European Political Union, where an agreement was reached to strengthen cooperation in several areas.
53% : In this regard, at a broad meeting attended by the head of the European Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Erik Weststrate, Special Envoy for Trade, Mark Hasselaar, and the heads of the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) and the Confederation of Industry and Entrepreneurs (VNO-NCW), opportunities for cooperation in areas such as agriculture, water management, port infrastructure, transport, logistics, renewable energy, high technology, urban planning, strengthening trade, and taking concrete measures to promote mutual investment were discussed.
52% : Speaking at the round table, which was attended by experts specializing in our region, representatives of the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and leading media outlets, the representative of the president spoke about the geopolitical processes taking place in the South Caucasus, the peace process between Azerbaijan and Armenia, Azerbaijan's relations with the EU, NATO, and the Netherlands, and answered numerous questions from participants.
45% : The official emphasized that the document "EU-Armenia Strategic Partnership Agenda," adopted in early December this year, does not reflect the current realities in the region, and expressed hope that the European Union's efforts to support the normalization process will contribute to strengthening peace and stability between Azerbaijan and Armenia, will not undermine trust between the parties, and will not complicate relations between Azerbaijan and the EU.

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