Armenia, Georgia sign cultural cooperation  program  for 2025-2027.

ArmInfo.  Armenia and Georgia have agreed to continue their cooperation in the field of culture through a program for 2025-2027. The press service of the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports (MESCS) reported that Minister of Culture of Georgia Tinatin Rukhadze and the head of Armenia's  MESCS, Zhanna Andreasyan, signed the document during Andreasyan's  visit to Georgia.

This program provides for the exchange of information and specialists  between the relevant institutions and organizations of both two  countries. It also promotes cooperation in various cultural fields  such as literature, theater, cinematography, music, fine arts,  museums, libraries, publishing, monuments and the preservation of  intangible cultural heritage. Additionally, the program encourages  cultural events with mutual participation, including  music, film,  dance and theater festivals, competitions and master classes.

During the meeting, the parties considered the possibility of hosting  Armenian Culture Days in Georgia in 2026. Zhanna Andreasyan  emphasized the significance of the upcoming opening of the Vahan  Teryan House-Museum in the village of Gandza on July 12, noting that  joint participation in the opening ceremony would strengthen  Armenian-Georgian cultural ties.

Considering the priorities of both countries, the parties agreed to  cooperate on issues within the jurisdiction of UNESCO and other  international organizations. They also agreed to work together,  within the framework of the Creative Europe program, as well as other  programs funded by the European Union and the Council of Europe. It  was reported that during the visit, Zhanna Andreasyan also toured the  National Museum of Georgia.