Georgian PM, Kazakh FM discuss trade and economic cooperation
Foreign policy

Irakli Kobakhidze Ermek Kosherbayev
Photo: Government Administration
Successful cooperation between Georgia and Kazakhstan across various sectors, which serve as a solid foundation for strategic partnership, were discussed on Tuesday in a meeting between Georgian prime minister Irakli Kobakhidze and Kazakh foreign minister Ermek Kosherbayev.
The officials also discussed the dynamics of increasing trade and economic cooperation.
The meeting highlighted that Kazakhstan was one of Georgia’s most important and stable trade partners in Central Asia.
The parties emphasised the growth of investments from Kazakhstan in key sectors of the Georgian economy, including logistics, energy, tourism, and agriculture.
The meeting also noted the potential of the Middle Corridor and the importance of joint efforts between Georgia and Kazakhstan to further develop the transit corridor and strengthen its role in regional connectivity.





