Georgian Foreign Minister Maka Botchorishvili met with Turkish Ambassador Ali Kaan Orbai to discuss deepening strategic and economic ties, as well as regional stability.
Georgian Foreign Minister Maka Botchorishvili met with Turkish Ambassador Ali Kaan Orbai to discuss their countries' strategic partnership and bilateral cooperation.
The meeting highlighted the growing frequency of high-level visits and key issues on both the bilateral and multilateral agendas.
The officials also discussed ongoing developments in the South Caucasus and the roles of Georgia and Türkiye in promoting regional peace and stability. They emphasised the importance of enhancing trade, regional cooperation, and joint projects, as well as fully utilising the transit and transport potential of both nations.
The Ambassador reaffirmed Türkiye's support for Georgia's territorial integrity and sovereignty, with both parties agreeing on the need for active cooperation to further strengthen Georgian-Turkish relations.
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