Foreign Ministers of Armenia and Georgia reaffirmed their commitment  to exclusively peaceful resolution of regional conflicts

ArmInfo. Armenia and Georgia formed mutually beneficial cooperation at international platforms, and today they once again confirmed their readiness to work together  to deepen this cooperation. This was stated by Armenian Foreign  Minister Zohrab Mnatsakanyan on July 24 in Tbilisi after a meeting  with his Georgian counterpart David Zalkaliani.

The head of the Armenian Foreign Ministry expressed satisfaction with  the existing positive dynamics in the development of relations. "Our  prime ministers maintain an active dialogue, there have been several  visits. Our presidents are also in active contact. The tenth meeting  of the Armenian-Georgian intergovernmental commission, which was very  informative and voluminous, took place a few weeks ago," Mnatsakanyan  said.

As the Armenian Foreign Minister pointed out, the governments of the  two countries stimulate the rapprochement of business circles, civil  society, and also take steps towards activating the inter-  parliamentary platform. According to the minister, he invited his  Georgian counterpart to visit Armenia with a return visit.

In addition, as Mnatsakanyan said, the sides exchanged views on  issues relating to regional security, "Unfortunately, there are still  unresolved conflicts in our region. We reaffirmed our commitment to  an exclusively peaceful solution to conflicts, and to the  understanding that each conflict has its own specifics "We have  confirmed our readiness to promote the peaceful resolution of  conflicts within the framework of the negotiation platforms formed,"  the foreign minister said.

On Wednesday, July 24, the first official two-day visit of Foreign  Minister Zohrab Mnatsakanyan to Tbilisi began.