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- Armenia and Georgia’s prime ministers discussed expanding bilateral cooperation
- They signed the minutes of the 15th meeting of the Economic Commission
- The discussions focused on strengthening economic and trade ties
The Armenian and Georgian prime ministers met to discuss ways to broaden bilateral cooperation and to sign the minutes from the 15th session of the Economic Commission, highlighting shared interests in economic development and regional collaboration.
The talks touched on expanding sectors of mutual interest and potential collaborative initiatives, with officials signaling a continued commitment to reinforcing economic ties between the two nations.
The meeting emphasized practical steps and agreed upon procedural outcomes, as both sides outlined priorities for future engagement and follow-up activities within the framework of the Economic Commission.
The leaders underscored the importance of sustained, concrete cooperation and concrete next steps in the economic partnership.