“Today’s format is highly significant for summarising the relations between our two countries, reflecting on the dynamics of bilateral cooperation and outlining our future plans. Moreover, it plays a crucial role in the context of strengthening regional collaboration,” stated Georgia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Maka Botchorishvili, following the Armenia-Georgia intergovernmental meeting.

According to the Minister, today no one can deny the crucial role that the South Caucasus countries play on the global stage and across the continent, particularly in terms of connectivity and the region’s growing potential.

“In this context, cooperation with our neighbouring countries is of utmost importance. The partnership between Georgia and Armenia is gaining even greater strength and new significance. Most importantly, a very friendly, good relationship between the leaders of our two nations is crucial.

The ongoing intensive political dialogue between our governments provides us with the opportunity to develop our cooperation and foster close, productive partnerships across all sectors and in every direction,” Botchorishvili has said.