Armenia consistent in pushing forward peace agenda - RA president 

ArmInfo.  Recently, high activity has been observed in Armenian- Georgian relations. This was stated by Armenian President Vahagn Khachaturyan on April 29 at a joint meeting with Georgian President Mikhail Kavelashvili.

According to him, Armenian-Georgian relations are developing in the  logic of strategic partnership, democratic aspirations, sovereignty  of the two states, common Christian values and Yerevan and Tbilisi's  visions for the future. Khachaturyan noted that mutual visits are  carried out between the two countries at a high level, ties are  developing and expanding at all levels of the public administration  system. "The unprecedented development of relations over the past few  years, strategic partnership has created a stable basis for further  increasing efforts for mutually beneficial cooperation in order to  deepen these relations," Khachaturyan said.

He added that the fact that both states recognize each other's  territorial integrity is very important, which is a factor in the  stability of peace and security in the South Caucasus. The President  of the Republic of Armenia noted that relations with Georgia are  developing both in bilateral and multilateral formats. He noted that  today he discussed a wide range of bilateral issues with his Georgian  counterpart, including issues related to cooperation in the  political, economic, cultural, educational and sports spheres. The  possibility of establishing stable peace and security in the region  was also discussed. 

"Armenia is consistent in promoting the peace agenda and will  continue its involvement in the peace process. The text of the final  agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan has been fully agreed upon  and Yerevan is ready to sign it. We expect that we will be able to  sign a comprehensive document with Azerbaijan," the President of the  Republic of Armenia said, pointing to the importance of Tbilisi's  mediation efforts aimed at establishing peace and security in the  region.