Armenian Foreign Minister, Georgian Parliament Speaker  discuss  potential for developing bilateral partnership

ArmInfo. During a meeting in Tbilisi,  Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan and  Georgian Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili discussed the  development of bilateral cooperation between their countries.

According to the press service of the Armenian Foreign Ministry, the  interlocutors touched upon the existing initiatives between the  legislative bodies of the two  countries. They emphasized the  importance of the signed declaration on strategic partnership between  the countries as a confirmation of their current cooperation and a  basis for future practical collaboration.

Mirzoyan and Papuashvili also highlighted the significance of  strengthening interparliamentary ties between the countries and  advancing an agenda of mutual interest to Georgia and Armenia.  Referring to the results of the trilateral meeting in Washington in  August 2025, Mirzoyan expressed confidence that the peace established  between Armenia and Azerbaijan, as well as the complete unblocking of  transport communications will contribute to  transforming the region  into an effective transit and logistics hub.