FM highlights strong Georgia-Hungary ties following high-level meetings in Budapest

Georgian Foreign Minister Maka Botchorishvili on Thursday praised the deepening of the relationship between Georgia and Hungary, emphasising the alignment of positions between the two nations.

In her remarks over the PM’s ongoing visit to Budapest, Botchorishvili emphasised that the intergovernmental summit had provided an important platform for discussing the prospects of cooperation across various sectors.

“The meetings held with both Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and the President reaffirm that Georgia and Hungary have numerous shared positions. We will continue to work together to further strengthen our bilateral relations”, the FM said.

“The intergovernmental summit between Georgia and Hungary was an excellent opportunity to review cooperation perspectives in all areas. Several memorandums were signed to reinforce sectoral collaboration, marking another step forward in enhancing our partnership”, he continued.

Botchorishvili further stressed the significance of high-level meetings in the context of political dialogue, once again underscoring the alignment between the two countries and their shared commitment to continued cooperation.