Georgian President, Kazakh FM discuss “strong” partnership

Existing friendly and partnership relations between Georgia and Kazakhstan were discussed on Tuesday in a meeting between Georgian president Mikheil Kavelashvili and Kazakh foreign minister Ermek Kosherbayev.

The officials emphasised the successful cooperation in various fields.

The meeting also discussed matters related to elevating the relations to a strategic level.

The officials stressed that the strong partnership between Georgia and Kazakhstan was based on mutual respect, the protection of national interests, and consideration of common regional interests.

Special attention was given to current global political processes and active conflicts.

It was noted that, in the face of these challenges, maintaining stability and peace in the South Caucasus and Central Asia was gaining global significance.

In addition, the parties focused on the growing role of the Middle Corridor in a complex and rapidly changing geopolitical environment and the importance of developing regional connectivity.

Kavelashvili expressed gratitude to Kosherbayev for his unwavering support for Georgia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.