Georgian Education Minister, Knesset Speaker discuss cooperation
Foreign policy

Photo: Ministry of Education, Science, and Youth
Future plans aimed at strengthening cooperation between Georgia and Israel were discussed on Tuesday in a meeting between Georgian Minister of Education, Science, and Youth Givi Mikanadze, who is on his official visit in Israel, and Amir Ohana, the Speaker of the Israeli Knesset.
The officials discussed the political situation in the region and emphasised the particular importance of peace, stability, and dialogue both at the regional and global levels.
The meeting focused on the friendly relations between Georgia and Israel and the prospects for deepening cooperation in education, science, and youth.
The significance of implementing joint academic exchange programs, educational initiatives, and innovative projects was particularly highlighted.
Mikanadze thanked the Israeli side for the long-standing partnership.
As he noted, through cooperation with the State of Israel, numerous projects are being implemented in Georgia involving young people, which is especially important for establishing and strengthening ties between Georgia and Israel.
Ohana positively assessed the partnership between Georgia and Israel and expressed his readiness to strengthen cooperation with Georgia.





