Georgia wants to be facilitator in South Caucasus - FM

ArmInfo. Georgia sincerely wants to act as a facilitator in the South Caucasus in order to establish and strengthen peace. This was stated by the head of the Georgian Foreign Ministry Maka Bochorishvili at a joint press  conference with her counterpart from Armenia Ararat Mirzoyan.

"Let me say that Georgia sincerely wants to act as a facilitator in  the region in order to establish and strengthen peace. We express our  readiness to simplify this process," the Georgian minister noted.

According to her, of course, regional processes were discussed at the  meeting, and the importance of establishing stability and peace was  noted. "Georgia sincerely wants to see peace in this region. And we  are ready to do everything possible that depends on us to achieve  this goal," the Georgian minister said.

At the same time, she expressed hope that the peace treaty will  contain provisions that will reflect both the interests of Armenia  and the interests of Azerbaijan. Bochorishvili is confident that only  the observance of the interests of both sides can serve the  establishment of long-term peace in the region.

"We are ready to work with our neighbors. We talked about the  challenges to peace and security in this region," she said, also  pointing to "the security challenges emanating from Russia in this  region." 

Bochorishvili also noted that Georgia and Armenia mutually respect  each other's territorial integrity.