FM: Hungary hosting Georgian Gov’t marks key step in strengthening bilateral ties
Foreign policy

Maka Botchorishvili
Photo: Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Georgian Foreign Minister Maka Botchorishvili on Wednesday said the Hungarian Government’s decision to host all members of the Georgian Government marked a major step toward deepening political ties and expanding cooperation across all sectors.
“Hungary will host all members of the Georgian Government - a significant meeting aimed at strengthening political ties between the two countries and an excellent opportunity to hold dialogue across all sectors”, the FM said.
“The next Georgia-Hungary intergovernmental summit will take place in Hungary. This is a very important meeting, primarily to reinforce political connections between the two nations. It also presents the best opportunity to engage in dialogue with our partners across all sectors and directions. Through this dialogue, we aim to deepen cooperation and implement many promising joint projects that will further enhance our relations in the future”, Botchorishvili concluded.
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze has arrived in Hungary for a two-day official visit. As part of the visit, an official welcoming ceremony for the Georgian Prime Minister will be held on Wednesday at the Hungarian Prime Minister’s Palace in Budapest.





