Georgian, Estonian Foreign Ministers discuss “close, friendly” relations
Darchiashvili congratulated Reinsalu on his appointment to the position of Foreign Minister and expressed hope that the “traditionally friendly and fruitful” cooperation between the two countries would further deepen, while Reinsalu reaffirmed Estonia’s “strong support” for Georgia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, as well as the country’s European integration. Photo: Foreign Ministry.
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The existing “close and friendly” relations and their development prospects, between Georgia and Estonia, were discussed on Wednesday in a meeting between Georgian Foreign Minister Ilia Darchiashvili and his Estonian counterpart Urmas Reinsalu on the sidelines of the informal meeting of European Union foreign ministers in Prague.
The officials reviewed a “wide range” of cooperation between Georgia and Estonia, with Darchiashvili highlighting the steps taken by the Georgian Government in the direction of fulfilling the 12-point conditions outlined by the European Council for granting the country candidate status, the Foreign Ministry said.
Darchiashvili congratulated Reinsalu on his appointment to the position of Foreign Minister and expressed hope that the “traditionally friendly and fruitful” cooperation between the two countries would further deepen, while Reinsalu reaffirmed Estonia’s “strong support” for Georgia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, as well as the country’s European integration.
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