Georgian President, Azerbaijani FM discuss strengthening bilateral relations, advancing regional cooperation

Georgian President Mikheil Kavelashvili on Tuesday met with Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov to discuss strengthening bilateral relations and advancing regional cooperation, with both sides emphasising shared strategic interests and mutual respect.

The two leaders reviewed the progress of bilateral cooperation and explored new areas for partnership, particularly in the economic and regional development spheres.

The President highlighted the trust-based relationship between the two countries and Georgia’s commitment to fostering regional peace.

“I had a very productive meeting with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan [Jeyhun Bayramov]. As you know, Georgia and Azerbaijan are strategic partners. We jointly participate in very important projects and share common positions on many issues. In terms of economics, we plan to implement quite interesting projects. We always emphasise that the relationship between Georgia and Azerbaijan is exemplary, and I am confident that these relations will further strengthen and develop”, Kavelashvili said.

Kavelashvili reiterated Georgia’s readiness to play a constructive role in ensuring sustainable peace and stability in the South Caucasus region.