Georgian, Hungarian Interior Ministers discuss cooperation

The priority areas of cooperation in the law enforcement sector were discussed on Tuesday in a meeting between the Georgian Interior Minister Geka Geladze, who is on an official visit to Hungary, and his Hungarian counterpart Sándor Pinter.

The meeting focused on the ongoing and future activities in terms of sharing experience and best practices between the parties, the Georgian Interior Ministry said.

By agreement of the parties, a special working group will be established in the near future, which will ensure the deepening of police cooperation between Georgia and Hungary, in particular in the areas of migration, the fight against drug-related crimes and the educational programs of the Police Academy.

The meeting also highlighted the importance of the strong friendly relations between the two countries.

The officials reaffirmed their Governments’ readiness to strengthen cooperation between the law enforcement agencies.

Geladze thanked his Hungarian counterpart for his hospitality and invited him to pay a return visit to Georgia.