Georgian PM, Japanese Ambassador discuss ties
Garibashvili extended his gratitude to Imamura for his efforts throughout his diplomatic career in Georgia, along with the willingness of the Georgian Government to further deepen the ties. Photo: Government Administration
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Bilateral relations between Georgia and Japan were discussed on Friday in a farewell meeting between the Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili and Akira Imamura, the outgoing Ambassador of Japan.
The officials reviewed the ties between the two countries and prospects of cooperation, the Georgian Government Administration said.
Advancement of bilateral relations in a political, economic, cultural, educational and other fields was also noted.
Garibashvili extended his gratitude to Imamura for his efforts throughout his diplomatic career in Georgia, along with the willingness of the Georgian Government to further deepen the ties.
A social centre for those with disabilities, located in the village of Sadmeli in the Ambrolauri municipality, will be renovated by the Japanese Embassy to Georgia as part of the GGP Grassroots Human Security Grant Program.
Georgia and Japan have signed an agreement on investment liberalisation, promotion and protection that aims to encourage investment inflows from Japan to Georgia, announces the Ministry of Economy of Georgia.
The Japanese government has purchased a mobile library worth $72,000 and gifted it to the people living in Georgia’s mountainous Adjara region yesterday to boost access to books and education for the local population.
Georgia and Japan have signed an agreement on the insurance of exports and investments today within the Georgia-Japan business forum held in Tokyo.