Armenia, Georgia discuss Washington agreements between Baku, Yerevan

During political consultations between the Foreign Ministries of Armenia and Georgia, current events in the South Caucasus region, as well as the Washington agreements between Baku and Yerevan were discussed, Report informs, citing Georgian Foreign Ministry.

The consultations were held in Yerevan on August 21, chaired by Georgian Deputy Foreign Minister Lasha Darsalia and Armenian Deputy Foreign Minister Vahan Kostanyan.

The parties noted the friendly nature of relations and strategic partnership between the two countries, emphasizing the intensification of high-level exchange visits.

"Current events in the South Caucasus region were also discussed. The Georgian side welcomed the peace agreement initialed between Azerbaijan and Armenia in Washington on August 8 and specifically highlighted the role of the United States," the statement says.

The Georgian side expressed readiness to contribute to strengthening long-term peace and cooperation in the region.

In addition, the parties discussed prospects for cooperation in trade, economic, cultural, educational, and tourism spheres, as well as issues of mutual activity within the framework of international organizations.