Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated during a joint briefing in Tbilisi with Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze that Georgia is a strategic partner for Armenia on its path toward deepening relations with the European Union. He emphasized that the two countries share common interests in European integration and regional stability.
Pashinyan reaffirmed Armenia’s support for Georgia’s territorial integrity, calling it a key foundation for lasting peace in the region. He highlighted what he described as a “historic opportunity” for the South Caucasus to overcome existing challenges and advance long-term peace.
According to the Armenian leader, he provided Kobakhidze with detailed information about Armenia’s regional and foreign policy priorities, including the peace process with Azerbaijan, the “Crossroads of Peace” project, relations with Türkiye, and the current state of Armenian-Russian relations. He stressed that in the context of Armenia–EU relations, Georgia plays a crucial role and expressed hope for continued cooperation with tangible results.
Pashinyan concluded by praising the strong political dialogue and economic cooperation between the two countries. Thanking the Georgian side for its hospitality, he expressed optimism that the agreements reached during the visit would soon translate into practical, visible outcomes.
