Georgian, Armenian Security Chiefs discuss strengthening bilateral security cooperation

Mamuka Mdinaradze, the Head of Georgia’s State Security Service, on Sunday hosted Andranik Simonyan, the Head of Armenia’s National Security Service, to discuss the strengthening of bilateral security cooperation.

The discussions between Mdinaraidze and Simonyan centred on strengthening the longstanding friendly relations between Georgia and Armenia, with a focus on expanding security cooperation through enhanced coordination and intelligence sharing.

The meeting addressed regional challenges and explored ways to bolster joint efforts in maintaining stability.

Mdinaraidze emphasised Georgia’s constructive role in promoting peace across the Caucasus.

He expressed appreciation for Simonyan’s visit, noting its importance in reinforcing bilateral ties.