Georgian, Saudi prime ministers mull ties in tourism, investments

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Prime Ministers of Georgia and Saudi Arabia Irakli Garibashvili and Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud have discussed prospects of deepening economic cooperation, Report informs via Georgian media.

The sides also discussed the growing transit role of Georgia.

The Georgian prime minister, accompanied by a delegation, left for Saudi Arabia on Wednesday. The ceremony of welcoming the delegation took place in Riyadh at the Al Yamama Palace.

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