Georgian PM, Kazakh President discuss political, economic ties

Political and economic ties between Georgia and Kazakhstan were discussed on Friday in a meeting between Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze and Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev on the sidelines of the international forum held in Turkmenistan.

The officials highlighted successful cooperation in various fields.

Kobakhidze confirmed his Government’s readiness to further deepen bilateral relations.

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“We attach particular importance to cooperation among countries in the region. Economic cooperation also holds special significance. The close relationship between our countries has great potential, and it is in our interest to make the most of this great potential. Your special attention to this matter is reflected in the cooperation between our countries”, Kobakhide said.

Tokayev emphasised the prospects for the further development of bilateral relations during the meeting.

“We highly value Georgia and consider it a very important partner for us in many areas. Georgia is a partner with great prospects and significant potential in the fields of transport and logistics. This direction is the driving force in the current period and has a strong impact on other sectors. Our cooperation and partnership will further develop in the future, and communication will be strengthened to achieve this. This concerns both the political and economic dimensions”, the Kazakh President noted.