Georgian, Cyprus FMs discuss friendly relations, EU integration
The FMs “positively assessed” the cooperation between the countries at the international level, including Cyprus’s support for Georgia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity in different formats. Photo via Constantinos Kombos/Twitter
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Georgian Foreign Minister Ilia Darchiashvili and his Cypriot counterpart Constantinos Kombos on Tuesday discussed close, friendly relations between the two states, as well as Cyprus’s support for Georgia’s European integration.
In a meeting held on the sidelines of the 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Darchiashvili briefed his counterpart on the progress achieved by Georgia in fulfilling the recommendations outlined by the European Union last year for granting its candidate membership status to the country.
In-depth and frank discussion with my dear colleague @iliadarch.
— Constantinos Kombos (@ckombos) September 19, 2023
Discussion on an array of pressing multilateral regional and global issues, & on Cyprus- Georgia bilateral cooperation in a wide range of sectors. #UNGA78@CyprusinUN pic.twitter.com/vaELOPJHgE
The FMs “positively assessed” the cooperation between the countries at the international level, including Cyprus’s support for Georgia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity in different formats, the Foreign Ministry said.
The parties also reviewed the prospects of strengthening bilateral relations in various fields and expressed their readiness to actively cooperate in this direction.