Georgian FM: Middle Corridor presents vast opportunities, its development one of top priorities of Gov’t

Georgian Foreign Minister Maka Botchorishvili on Monday said the Middle Corridor presented vast opportunities, and its development was one of top priorities of the country.

In her remarks at a panel discussion “Compete and Cooperate: Securing the Future”, held within the framework of the high-level international conference the Raisina Dialogue, Botchorishvili noted that the Georgian Government were prepared to invest in infrastructure projects and fully utilize the potential these initiatives offer to Georgia.

“The Middle Corridor presents vast opportunities, and its development is one of our top priorities. We are prepared to invest in infrastructure projects and fully utilize the potential these initiatives offer to Georgia. The energy and transportation connectivity of the Black Sea-Caspian region, along with numerous ongoing and prospective projects involving Georgia, will bring significant benefits to our region”, the FM said.

The Raisina Dialogue, a high-level international conference organised by India's Ministry of External Affairs and the influential analytical research organisation the Observer Research Foundation, is held annually in New Delhi.

The Raisina Dialogue was opened by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi alongside New Zealand's Prime Minister Christopher Luxon.

The panel discussion was attended by foreign ministers and leading political figures from various countries around the world.