RA Foreign Minister pays two-day working visit to Georgia
09-06-2009 17:10:00 | Georgia | Politics
TBILISI, JUNE 9, NOYAN TAPAN. At Georgian Foreign Minister
Grigol Vashadze's invitation, RA Foreign Minister Edward
Nalbandian paid a two-day working visit to Tbilisi on June 7-8.
E. Nalbandian with G. Vashadze and Tbilisi Mayor Gigi
Ugalava conducted the solemn unveiling of a memorial of Sayat
Nova in Meydan Square of Tbilisi on June 7. Memorial's
foundation-stone was laid in 2008 September by the Armenian and
Georgian Presidents during RA President Serzh Sargsyan's
official visit to Tbilisi.
E. Nalbandian met with G. Vashadze in the morning of June
8. The Georgian Foreign Minister expressed satisfaction with
cooperation developing with Armenia in various spheres and said
that the Georgian authorities are interested in further
deepening and expansion of the current high level of
interrelations.
Speaking about steps aimed at promoting economic
cooperation between the two countries and partnership in that
sphere, E. Nalbandian conveyed Armenian side's expectation on
reconsideration of tariffs for cargo transportations to Armenia
and out of Armenia through the territory of Georgia. The
Ministers also discussed issues regarding cooperation in the
energy and transport spheres.
According to the report of the RA Foreign Ministry Press
and Information Department, at the meeting, the Foreign
Ministers of Armenia and Georgia in detail discussed a number of
problems of Georgian Armenians. G. Vashadze presented programs
implemented by the Georgian authorities to solve the
socio-economic problems in Javakhk, in particular, in the
spheres of creation of jobs, road construction and improvement
of educational institutions' conditions.
The interlocutors also exchanged thoughts over a number of
regional and international issues.
E. Nalbandian returned to Yerevan the same day.