Nalbandian: Between Armenia and Georgia there are no problems, there are issues that are jointly solved
ArmInfo. In recent years, the Armenian-Georgian relations have achieved significant growth and are dynamically developing in the spirit of mutually beneficial cooperation. On April 11, at the briefing with Foreign Minister of Georgia Mikheil Janelidze, Armenian Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian stated in Yerevan.
He noted that a constant intensive dialogue with his Georgian colleague allows discussing a wide range of issues on the bilateral agenda, thereby stimulating efforts to strengthen and expand cooperation. "During the meeting, we discussed the implementation of the agreements reached at the level of the heads of the two states. Both sides periodically repeat that there are no problems between Armenia and Georgia, there are issues that are being jointly resolved. Our today's meeting is an example. An important element of our interaction is an interested dialogue around stability in the region. We noted with satisfaction that economic cooperation registered progress, effective activity is carried out by a joint intergovernmental commission. A wide range of issues of development of cooperation in trade and economic, energy, infrastructure spheres, expansion of interaction in the field of tourism, and improvement of the regulatory framework between the two states were discussed, which includes more than eight dozens of documents. The meeting also touched upon issues of concern to Georgian Armenians," the Armenian Foreign Minister noted.
At the same time, Nalbandian said that he told his Georgian colleague about the efforts of Armenia and the OSCE Minsk Group co-chairs to create the appropriate conditions for the promotion of the negotiation process on the Karabakh settlement: "In this regard, we attach importance to the permanent assistance of Georgia to the activities of the Minsk Group. We also discussed a number of topical issues on the international and regional agenda."