Georgian foreign minister, Moldovan PM discuss existing bilateral relations agenda, deepening ties
At the meeting, opportunities for cooperation in terms of the effective use of transport-transit routes were also discussed. Within the framework of his official visit to Moldova, Darchiashvili met with his Moldovan counterpart Nicu Popescu and the country’s president Maia Sandu today. Photo: Foreign ministry
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The existing agenda of bilateral relations and the possibility of their deepening, as well as strengthening trade and economic ties, including effective use of opportunities of the free trade regime with the EU, were discussed on Thursday by the Georgian foreign minister Ilia Darchiashvili and the Moldovan prime minister Natalia Gavrilița.
The officials expressed their satisfaction with the “good exchange dynamics” of high-level visits between the countries, which has contributed to the further strengthening and deepening of ties, while agreeing to begin work on holding a joint intergovernmental economic commission in the “near future”, the foreign ministry said.
At the meeting with the Moldovan PM @natgavrilita had an opportunity to cover the core aspects of ????????-???????? bilateral agenda, as well as the European aspirations of the two countries. I do believe we will discover many more interesting areas for the future cooperation. pic.twitter.com/2Z9wR8LPIE
— Ilia Darchiashvili (@iliadarch) November 24, 2022
The tangible results achieved by Georgia and Moldova on the path to European Union integration were discussed by the officials, stressing the need for further cooperation in the process of implementing the recommendations of the EU and the Association Agreement, and highlighting the importance of sharing mutual experience in this direction.
At the meeting, opportunities for cooperation in terms of the effective use of transport-transit routes were also discussed. Within the framework of his official visit to Moldova, Darchiashvili met with his Moldovan counterpart Nicu Popescu and the country’s president Maia Sandu today.