Georgian Ambassador outlines President's agenda for Azerbaijan visit
Foreign policy

Zurab Pataradze
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Zurab Pataradze, Georgia’s Ambassador to Azerbaijan, on Tuesday provided details regarding the agenda of President Mikheil Kavelashvili’s visit to Baku.
In his remarks, Pataradze noted that the President would be briefed on the current plans, the existing programs, and the progress of implementing the tasks assigned by the country's authorities.
“Tomorrow morning, high-level meetings will commence with representatives of the Azerbaijani Government. A meeting is scheduled with the President of Azerbaijan, Mr. Ilham Aliyev. Meetings are also planned with the Prime Minister and the Speaker of the Parliament. A range of bilateral issues on the countries' agenda, regional security matters, and, of course, cultural and humanitarian cooperation will be discussed”, the Georgian Ambassador said.
The meetings will also discuss economically important matters.
“Economically significant matters will also be addressed, focusing on major joint projects related to renewable energy, expanding transportation potential, attracting investments, increasing trade turnover, and other key areas that will further advance the relationship between the two nations. These discussions are expected to take our countries’ partnership to a new level”, he concluded.
The Georgian delegation, led by President Kavelashvili, includes Deputy Foreign Minister Lasha Darsalia and members of parliament Givi Mikanadze, Zaur Dargali, and Savalan Mirzoev.





