Georgian, Romanian FMs discuss bilateral relations, European integration
Aurescu once again expressed his country’s “strong support” for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Georgia, while Darchiashvili invited him to visit the country. Photo via Foreign Ministry
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The current agenda of bilateral relations between Georgia and Romania was discussed on Saturday by the countries’ foreign ministers Ilia Darchiashvili and Bogdan Aurescu.
In a meeting held within the frame of the ongoing Munich Security Conference, the officials focused on Georgia’s European and Euro-Atlantic integration, the Foreign Ministry said.
At the meeting with my Romanian colleague @BogdanAurescu, we exchanged views on the importance of enhancing ???????????????? strategic partnership and agreed to intensify high-level visits. I also highlighted the significance of Romania's support for Georgia on its way to the ???????? membership. pic.twitter.com/dnON2XTnrf
— Ilia Darchiashvili (@iliadarch) February 18, 2023
The ministers welcomed the “strategic document” on the Black Sea submarine electricity cable project, signed by the high officials of Georgia and Romania, along with Azerbaijan and Hungary in December, and agreed to “actively work” on the relevant action plan for the implementation of the deal.
They also exchanged views on the significance of the quadrilateral agreement signed [in Romania] and on further steps planned in this direction.
Glad to meet again with FM @iliadarch to discuss developments&future perspectives under ????????-???????? #StrategicPartnership. Welcomed joint efforts to enhance regional resilience&stability in #SouthCaucasus. Reaffirmed RO’s full support for GE’s European & Euro-Atlantic aspirations. pic.twitter.com/GyNoSjRyIN
— Bogdan Aurescu (@BogdanAurescu) February 17, 2023
Aurescu once again expressed his country’s “strong support” for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Georgia, while Darchiashvili invited him to visit the country.