Georgia's high-level participation in Antalya Diplomacy Forum to bolster bilateral, multilateral ties, says Georgian Ambassador
Foreign policy

Archil Kalandia
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Archil Kalandia, the Georgian Ambassador to Turkey, on Friday said Georgia's high-level participation in the Antalya Diplomacy Forum would contribute to strengthening both bilateral and multilateral relations with Turkey and other partner countries.
In his remarks, Kalandia noted that the Georgian delegation, led by the Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze, was attending the forum at the invitation of the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
“The delegation also includes the Minister of Foreign Affairs. The Antalya Diplomacy Forum is a major international platform hosted annually in Turkey. While Georgia has participated every year, this year marks our highest level of representation yet, underscoring the importance of the friendly and strategic partnership between Georgia and Turkey”, the Ambassador said.
He noted that several high-level meetings were scheduled on the sidelines of the forum, including bilateral engagements involving both the Prime Minister and the Foreign Minister of Georgia.
“A series of important meetings are scheduled within the forum, including those of the Prime Minister and the Foreign Minister. A significant panel discussion will take place where the Georgian Prime Minister, along with high-ranking officials from various countries, will participate. This panel is titled ‘Partnership in a New Multipolar Era’, where high-ranking officials from our partner states will be represented”, he concluded.





