PM Garibashvili, Bulgarian counterpart discuss positive dynamics in anniversary of state relations
The meeting focused on Georgia's European and Euro-Atlantic integration process, as well as NATO's open door policy and the role of Black Sea security in ensuring common Euro-Atlantic security. Photo: Prime Minister's press office
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Positive dynamics in the development of bilateral and multilateral relations involving Georgia and Bulgaria were discussed by PM Irakli Gharibashvili and his Bulgarian counterpart Kiril Petkov at the ongoing Munich Security Conference.
The 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries, marked this year, was noted at the meeting, with the officials expressing readiness to further intensify cooperation in various fields.
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— Irakli Garibashvili (@GharibashviliGe) February 19, 2022
The meeting focused on Georgia's European and Euro-Atlantic integration process, as well as NATO's open door policy and the role of Black Sea security in ensuring common Euro-Atlantic security. The sides also discussed the security environment in the region and the situation in the occupied territories of Georgia.
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“The Associated Trio will work together on common interests for European integration, including the implementation of Association Agreements with the EU and the further development of the EU’s Eastern Partnership initiative. Georgia, Ukraine and Moldova will work together to strengthen political and economic dialogue and sectoral integration with the EU,” the Georgian Foreign Ministry has reported.