Maka Bochorishvili: Political stability in Georgia and Azerbaijan serves protection of common interests

Under the current geopolitical conditions, political stability in Georgia and Azerbaijan serves to protect their shared interests, Georgia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Maka Bochorishvili said at a joint briefing with Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov in Tbilisi.

According to Report, Bochorishvili emphasized that Georgia is committed to maintaining stability and security in the region and is making consistent efforts in this direction.

"We have always stressed, and I want to reiterate, that Georgia is interested in ensuring stability in our region and continuously makes efforts toward this goal. We had the opportunity to host a trilateral meeting, which is a great honor for us," the Georgian Foreign Minister stated.

The Minister noted that various issues were discussed during the bilateral meeting, and such initiatives make a significant contribution to deepening cooperation between Azerbaijan, Georgia, and other partner countries.

"In the current geopolitical environment, political stability in Georgia and Azerbaijan serves to protect our common interests. We must further strengthen our relations, taking into account the national interests of our countries and effectively utilizing existing potential," she added.

Bochorishvili also expressed hope for more frequent and intensified contact in the future.

"I hope that in the future we will have more opportunities to meet and expand our cooperation. We will continue discussing important issues concerning our countries," she said.