Georgian Foreign Minister credits President Trump for breakthrough in Gaza peace plan in meeting with Israeli Ambassador

The existing partnership between Georgia and Israel, future cooperation priorities, and opportunities to further deepen relations in various fields were discussed on Thursday in a meeting between the Georgian Foreign Minister Maka Botchorishvili and Walid Abu Haya, Israeli Ambassador to Georgia.

Botchorishvili extended her congratulations to the Ambassador on his appointment and wished him great success in his future endeavors, emphasizing the significance of his diplomatic mission in strengthening bilateral ties.

The officials reaffirmed their readiness to continue close cooperation within international formats.

The Georgian Minister welcomed the agreement between Israel and Hamas on the first phase of the peace plan for Gaza. She particularly highlighted the exceptional efforts and contribution of the United States, and personally of President Trump, in achieving this initial step toward peace in the region.

Botchorishvili once again confirmed Georgia's steadfast support for the peaceful resolution of the conflict and the critical issue of hostage release.