Georgian Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili met with a delegation from the Armenian National Assembly’s Foreign Relations Committee, highlighting strong cooperation between the two legislatures. Papuashvili noted that global geopolitical shifts are creating new opportunities for peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

Committee Chairman Sargis Khandanyan praised the joint committee format as an effective platform for addressing bilateral relations and regional issues. He outlined Armenia’s foreign policy priorities, stressing the value of regional cooperation and good-neighbourly relations.

The sides discussed the situation in the South Caucasus and prospects for durable peace. Khandanyan thanked Georgia for its contribution to regional stability, notably Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze’s decision to allow a one-time shipment of Azerbaijani fuel to Armenia via Georgian rail free of charge.

They also exchanged views on Armenia–Turkey negotiations, as well as internal political developments and planned reforms in both countries.