Georgian, Hungarian FMs discuss connectivity projects, European integration

Bilateral relations between Georgia and Hungary, founded on the countries’ strategic partnership, were discussed on Thursday during a meeting between Georgian Foreign Minister Maka Botchorishvili and her Hungarian counterpart, Anita Orbán, on the sidelines of the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly.

The ministers focused on the importance of maintaining high-level political dialogue and discussed plans for future cooperation.

The sides also highlighted Georgia-Hungary cooperation in the field of connectivity and underscored the significance of the Green Corridor initiative.

The discussion further covered Georgia’s relations with the European Union, with particular emphasis on the importance of Hungary’s support.

Botchorishvili and Orbán reaffirmed their readiness to maintain regular dialogue and deepen bilateral cooperation.