Armenian PM congratulates Georgia on Independence Day
Nikol Pashynian sent a congratulatory message to his Georgian counterpart Prime Minister Mamuka Bakhtadze. Photo: aravot-en.am
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Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has joined other world leaders and congratulated Georgia on Independence Day in Georgian.
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“I cordially congratulate you and the friendly people of Georgia on the national holiday of Georgia, the State Independence Reinstatement Day”, his tweet reads.
გულითადად ვულოცავ ჩვენს მეგობარ ქართველ ხალხს საქართველოს ეროვნულ დღესასწაულს - დამოუკიდებლობის აღდგენის დღეს! დარწმუნებული ვარ, რომ სომხურ-ქართული ამჟამინდელი მაღალი დონის ურთიერთობები მომავალშიც ჩვენი ხალხების ინტერესებს მოემსახურება. pic.twitter.com/kbxviSPNa7
— Nikol Pashinyan (@NikolPashinyan) May 26, 2019
Pashynian also sent a congratulatory message to his Georgian counterpart, Prime Minister Mamuka Bakhtadze.
He said the centuries-old Armenian-Georgian ties of friendship have always been distinguished by mutual respect and trust, which is a solid basis for the furtherance and expansion of our multifaceted agenda”.
On this occasion, I would like to express my appreciation of our regular meetings and discussions, which add new quality and content to our cooperation, he wrote
I am confident that the high-level Armenian-Georgian relations will continue to strengthen in the best interest of our peoples”, he added.
He further wished PM Bakhtadze all the best and every success, as well as happiness, prosperity and progress to the brotherly people of Georgia.
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