Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze and the Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on Thursday discussed “friendly relations” between the two countries and emphasised “positive results” achieved in recent years in terms of the partnership, the Georgian Government Administration said.
The importance of further expanding sectoral ties and the role of documents signed within the Intergovernmental Commission of the two countries were also highlighted during the meeting.
The officials emphasised the Hungarian Government’s “strong support” for Georgia's European and Euro-Atlantic integration.
The meeting also noted the country’s support was “crucial” in its role as the future chair of the European Union, as the Georgian Government was working towards the next stage of its European integration.
The conversation also covered the prospect of deepening trade and economic ties between the two countries, and of fostering cooperation in education and culture, the Administration added.