Georgian, Chinese FMs discuss strengthening bilateral cooperation across multiple sectors
Foreign policy
Maka Botchorishvili Wang Yi
Photo: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia
As part of her official visit to Beijing, Georgian Minister of Foreign Affairs Maka Botchorishvili on Friday held a meeting with her Chinese counterpart Wang Yi.
Discussions focused on strengthening bilateral cooperation across multiple sectors, including trade, education, science, culture, and tourism.
Botchorishvili expressed her gratitude to the Chinese side for inviting Georgia as a Guest of Honour to the China International Import Expo and for the warm welcome extended to the Georgian delegation.
Special emphasis was placed on the significance of the Caucasus region and the opportunities for fully realizing its connectivity potential. In this context, the sides highlighted Georgia’s strategic role in the development of the Middle Corridor.
The ministers emphasised the importance of enhancing economic cooperation, particularly in light of the existing Georgia-China Free Trade Agreement, which continues to serve as a solid foundation for expanding trade and investment relations.
China reaffirmed its firm support for Georgia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, while Georgia reiterated its unwavering adherence to the One-China policy.
