Georgian Parliament Speaker, Armenian National Assembly President review cooperation, strategic partnership
Foreign policy
Shalva Papuashvili Alen Simonyan
Photo: Parliament of Georgia
Growing cooperation between Georgia and Armenia, which raised the relations between the two countries to the level of strategic partnership, was discussed on Monday in a meeting between the Georgian Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili and Alen Simonyan, the President of the National Assembly of Armenia, in the framework of an unofficial visit in Georgia’s eastern city of Telavi.
The meeting focused on parliamentary cooperation.
The officials highlighted the intensive agenda of the past year and fruitful bilateral relations and expressed their readiness to further strengthen ties in the legislative sphere.
The meeting also discussed the ongoing geopolitical changes in the world and the current situation in the South Caucasus region.
The parties confirmed their readiness to cooperate for strengthening peace, stability and confidence in the South Caucasus region.
The officials further underlined the prospects for utilising the potential of the Trans-Caucasus Transit Corridor.
Papuashvili welcomed Armenia's efforts to deepen the dialogue with the European Union.
He expressed the Government’s support of Armenia's European perspective and further expressed readiness to share Georgia's experience.
