Georgian FM, Moldovan Deputy PM discuss cooperation agenda, friendly relations
The meeting also focused on the steps taken by Georgia and Moldova on the European Union integration path and future prospects in this direction. Photo via Foreign Ministry
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The agenda of cooperation in bilateral and multilateral formats between Georgia and Moldova and “traditionally friendly relations” between the countries were discussed on Tuesday by Georgian Foreign Minister Ilia Darchiashvili and Oleg Serebrian, the Moldovan Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration.
The conversation touched upon the implementation of the policy of peaceful resolution of the conflicts and reconciliation on the territories of Georgia and Moldova, with Darchiashvili stressing the “severe” humanitarian and social conditions in the occupied territories of Georgia, the Foreign Ministry said.
The difficult security environment in Europe, the challenges facing the two countries and ways to overcome them were discussed by Georgian and Moldovan officials. They “once again” confirmed the “unwavering mutual support” for the territorial integrity and sovereignty of the two states.
The meeting also focused on the steps taken by Georgia and Moldova on the European Union integration path and future prospects in this direction.
Principal areas of cooperation between Georgia and Moldova were discussed on Tuesday in a meeting between the Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili and Oleg Serebrian, the Moldovan Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration.
Cooperation between Georgia and Moldova and the countries’ European integration process were discussed on Tuesday in a meeting between the Georgian Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili and Oleg Serebrian, the Moldovan Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration.
The European Council on Monday published Conclusions on European Union priorities for cooperation with the Council of Europe 2023-2024, with the document noting the future of Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine and their citizens "lies within the EU”.
The Georgian Government has ensured “all possible” progress for the country’s European integration over the past decade, Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili said on Monday at his joint briefing with visiting Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer.
Relations between Georgia and the European Union and the implementation of the bloc’s conditions for granting the country the membership candidate status were discussed on Tuesday in a meeting between Maka Botchorishvili, the Head of the European Integration Committee in the Georgian Parliament, and Aron Emilsson, her counterpart in the Swedish Parliament.
Croatian Minister of Foreign Affairs Gordan Grlić Radman is on his first visit to Georgia and will on Thursday meet his counterpart Ilia Darchiashvili to review the cooperation between the two countries.