Georgian, Turkish, Azerbaijani parliament speakers to resume trilateral cooperation format
Attending the European Conference of Presidents of Parliament, Irakli Chikovani said the top parliamentary officials highlighted the “strategic cooperation”. Photo: Irakli Chikovani’s Facebook
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The speakers of Georgian and Turkish parliaments on Friday agreed to resume the trilateral format of cooperation between the institutions with the engagement of their Azerbaijani counterpart, Irakli Chikovani, the Deputy Chair of the ruling Georgian Dream party faction, said while in Dublin.
Attending the European Conference of Presidents of Parliament, the lawmaker said the top parliamentary officials highlighted the “strategic cooperation” and “dynamically developing” ties between their states, and ways to further strengthen partnership on the sidelines of the international event.
The discussion also involved economic cooperation and existing security challenges in the South Caucasus region sparked by the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.
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