Sunday, 14, June, 2026
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš is set to visit Uzbekistan on April 29–30. Ahead of the visit, he shared his primary objective with the media: "Czechia plans to purchase energy resources from Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan."
According to the Prime Minister, the country is in need of strong, stable partners outside of the European Union, particularly among global energy suppliers.
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