British Parliamentary delegation chairman thanks Georgian PM for Tbilisi welcome
Djanogly expressed gratitude for the “famous Georgian hospitality” and added he believed the visit had strengthened parliamentary relations between the two countries. Photo:Jonathandjanogly.com
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Jonathan Djanogly, the Chairman of the British All-Party Parliamentary Friendship Group on Georgia, has expressed his gratitude to the Prime Minister of Georgia for the latter’s hosting of the visiting group in Tbilisi last week.
In an official letter, Djanogly noted the group’s meeting with Irakli Garibashvili had been “very informative and productive”, adding his colleagues from the delegation had visited the country for the first time and left Georgia with more knowledge about it.
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Djanogly expressed gratitude for the “famous Georgian hospitality” and added he believed the visit had strengthened parliamentary relations between the two countries.
Ongoing democratic reforms implemented by the Government of Georgia and hostilities in Ukraine were discussed by Garibashvili and the delegation led by Djanogly on April 5.
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Ongoing democratic reforms implemented by the Government of Georgia, and ongoing hostilities in Ukraine were discussed by the Prime Minister of Georgia Irakli Garibashvili and a British parliamentary delegation led by Jonathan Djanogly, the Chairman of the Inter-Party Parliamentary Friendship Group, on Tuesday.
The ongoing war in Ukraine, the security situation in the Black Sea region, and the strengthening of partnership between Georgia and the United States were discussed by Irakli Garibashvili, the Prime Minister of Georgia and Kelly Degnan, the United States Ambassador on Thursday.
The year 2022 is special for relations between Georgia and the United Kingdom, with the two countries celebrating the 30th anniversary of re-establishing diplomatic ties. With the two states enjoying cooperation in areas including political relations, defence and security, economy, culture and education, the contemporary ties follow historical relations dating back before 1992, the year of the recognition of the modern Georgia as an independent state by the UK.