Georgia, Turkiye, Azerbaijan to establish trilateral parliamentary  cooperation 

ArmInfo. Georgia, Turkey and Azerbaijan will create a trilateral cooperation format at the level of parliamentary speakers. Such an agreement was reached during a  meeting between the Chairman of the Georgian Parliament Shalva  Papuashvili and his Turkish counterpart Numan Kurtulmush, Georgia's  First Channel reports with reference to the parliament's press  service.

The agreement to create the format was reached in the context of  discussing an issue related to the further development of  parliamentary relations.

According to the report, the Speaker of the Grand National Assembly  of Turkey congratulated Shalva Papuashvili on his re-election as  Chairman of the Parliament and noted that "the will of the people is  above all, everyone must respect the election results, which should  become the basis for future development." Numan Kurtulmush invited  Shalva Papuashvili to Turkey.

The meeting took place within the framework of the 150th Assembly of  the Inter-Parliamentary Union in Tashkent (IPU), the capital of  Uzbekistan.