Georgian FM, US Assistant Secretary of State discuss “robust strategic partnership”
In his social media post after the meeting on the margins of the Munich Security Conference, Darchiashvili called the meeting with O’Brien “insightful”, emphasising his country “deeply valued” the US’s unwavering support to Georgia’s foreign policy priorities. Photo via MFA of Georgia
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Georgian Foreign Minister Ilia Darchiashvili and James O'Brien, the Assistant Secretary of the United States Department of State for European and Eurasian Affairs, on Saturday discussed the “robust strategic partnership” and the importance of “further enhancing” ties between the two countries.
Insightful meeting with @StateEUR on the margins of #MSC2024 . Focused on ???????????????? robust strategic partnership & exchanged views on the importance of further enhancing ties between our nations.
— Ilia Darchiashvili (@iliadarch) February 17, 2024
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In his social media post after the meeting on the margins of the Munich Security Conference, Darchiashvili called the meeting with O’Brien “insightful”, emphasising his country “deeply valued” the US’s unwavering support to Georgia’s foreign policy priorities.
As I told Georgian Foreign Minister @IliaDarch during our meeting at #MSC2024, the U.S. looks forward to working with him and PM Kobakhidze’s government in 2024 to strengthen our bilateral relationship and advance Georgia’s Euro-Atlantic integration.
— Assistant Secretary Jim O'Brien (@StateEUR) February 17, 2024
In his turn, the US Assistant Secretary said his country looked forward to working with Darchiashvili and Georgia’s newly approved Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze’s Government in 2024 “to strengthen our bilateral relationship and advance Georgia’s Euro-Atlantic integration”.