Georgian, Hungarian PMs discuss deepening of cooperation across multiple sectors
Foreign policy

Irakli Kobakhidze; Viktor Orbán
Photo: Administration of the Georgian Government
Deepening Georgia-Hungary cooperation across multiple sectors was discussed on Saturday in a meeting between Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on the sidelines of the ongoing Antalya Diplomacy Forum.
The two leaders discussed the state of Georgia-Hungary relations, highlighting existing cooperation and future opportunities for collaboration.
Kobakhidze emphasised the value of the meeting, stating that it focused on “the importance of deepening bilateral cooperation”.
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The Georgian Prime Minister also underscored that the discussion touched on the shared challenges related to Georgia’s European integration process.
“During our conversation, we specifically highlighted the importance of deepening bilateral cooperation and reaffirmed our readiness to strengthen the partnership aimed at enhancing our political and economic ties”, Kobakhidze said.





