Georgia’s Ambassador, Romanian State Secretary review bilateral agenda
The officials also reviewed connectivity in Black and Caspian seas, partnership under the European Union Global Gateway and the role of Georgia as an EU candidate country. Photo: MFA of Georgia
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Priorities of the bilateral agenda between Georgia and Romania were discussed on Thursday in a meeting between Tamar Beruchashvili, the Georgian Ambassador to the country, and Adrian Foghiș, the State Secretary of the Romanian Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure.
Meaningful exchange w/Adrian Foghiș, State Secretary @mtransporturi on the priorities of ????????-???????? bilateral agenda, incl. #BlackSea - #Caspian #Connectivity ,partnership under ????????Global Gateway & role of #Georgia as the #EU candidate country. @Economygovge @AlKhvtis @AgendaGeorgia pic.twitter.com/M9MX6qaEtD
— Tamar Beruchashvili - თამარ ბერუჩაშვილი (@tberuch) March 6, 2024
“Meaningful exchange with Adrian Foghiș, the State Secretary of the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure on the priorities of bilateral agenda”, Beruchashvili said in a social media message about the discussion.
The officials also reviewed connectivity in Black and Caspian seas, partnership under the European Union Global Gateway and the role of Georgia as an EU candidate country.
Georgian Economy Minister Levan Davitashvili on Friday highlighted the importance of the Black Sea submarine electricity cable project, a new transmission route to deliver green energy from the South Caucasus to Europe, at the second Green Energy Advisory Council Ministerial Meeting in Baku.
Georgian Economy Minister Levan Davitashvili on Monday said the eighth meeting of the Association Council between the European Union and Georgia would discuss the Black Sea submarine electricity cable project, a project for a new transmission route to connect the South Caucasus grid to Europe.
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Tamar Beruchashvili, the Georgian Ambassador to Romania, on Tuesday said the security of the Black Sea region was “inherently” tied to the security of the country “and vice versa”.