Georgian PM plans Romania visit
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The Prime Minister of Georgia, Irakli Garibashvili, is gearing up to pay an official visit to Romania later this month.
It was decided PM Garibashvili would visit Romania during the special meeting between Georgian and Romanian Foreign Ministers, held in Tbilisi yesterday.
PM Garibashvili met with Bogdan Aurescu personally today and discussed the details of his future visit. It was noted the Garibashvili would travel to Romania on February 27.
Among the topics to be discussed during Garibashvili’s visit are Georgian-Romania bilateral relations, especially in the economic field.
More specifically, the Georgian PM will talk about the resumption of a ferry service between Black Sea coastal cities Batumi and Constanta, and emphasize the importance of strengthening Georgia’s role as a transport corridor for European states.
The Foreign Minister of Romania, Bogdan Aurescu, is on a two-day official visit to Georgia.
Foreign Minister of Romania Bogdan Aurescu is expected to spend two days in Georgia this month on an official visit.
Georgia’s Foreign Minister has welcomed Romania as the first European Union (EU) member state to ratify the EU’s Association Agreement with Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine.
The Georgian Prime Minister and leaders from Moldova, the Czech Republic, Serbia and Slovakia were invited informally by Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta to visit his residential palace on June 22.
Georgian Foreign Minister Maia Panjikidze is on an official visit to Romania to attend a special meeting for local diplomats.
Georgia’s Prime Minister is continuing an official visit abroad.
Georgia's Prime Minister is continuing his busy schedule abroad. After spending time on official duties in Belgium, the Georgian PM is now in Romania.