Georgian PM highlights “fruitful” meeting with Hungarian counterpart
In his tweet commenting on the official visit to Hungary, the head of the government noted the need to “further deepen” the ties between the two countries in “many areas”. Photo: Government Administration
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Georgian prime minister Irakli Garibashvili on Thursday highlighted his “fruitful” meeting with the Hungarian counterpart Viktor Orbán.
In his tweet commenting on the official visit to Hungary, the head of the government noted the need to “further deepen” the ties between the two countries in “many areas”.
Focused on the dynamics of bilateral cooperation and the need to further deepen our ties in many areas. Grateful for Hungary’s firm support to Georgia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity as well as our EU and Euro-Atlantic aspirations”, Garibashvili tweeted.
Had a fruitful meeting w/???????? PM Viktor Orbán. Focused on the dynamics of ????????-???????? bilateral cooperation & the need to further deepen our ties in many areas. Grateful for ????????’s firm support to ????????’s sovereignty & territorial integrity as well as our ???????? & Euro-Atlantic aspirations. pic.twitter.com/exHoGpAkdH
— Irakli Garibashvili (@GharibashviliGe) October 27, 2022
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