Georgia offers assistance in peace building between Azerbaijan and Armenia
Georgia Ready to Participate in Peace Agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia
Georgian Foreign Minister, Maka Bochorishvili, has praised the planned peace agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia and expressed Georgia’s readiness to actively participate in the process. Bochorishvili made these remarks during a briefing in Tbilisi, where she was joined by OSCE Secretary General Feridun Sinirlioglu.
During the briefing, Bochorishvili emphasized Georgia’s commitment to contributing to peace and stability in the South Caucasus region. She highlighted the trilateral meeting that took place in Tbilisi last week between the foreign ministries of Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Georgia, noting that it opens new opportunities for cooperation and development in the region.
“Georgia has a serious interest in promoting peace and stability in the South Caucasus. I hope that the meeting held this week will lead to beneficial results for the region,” Bochorishvili stated. She also underscored the importance of regional cooperation and the implementation of projects to support economic development.
Bochorishvili also highlighted the significance of cooperation with the OSCE for regional development, expressing Georgia’s readiness to work closely with all partners to create more opportunities in the region. She appreciated Georgia’s activities within the OSCE framework and reiterated the country’s commitment to fostering cooperation in the South Caucasus.
Overall, Georgia’s proactive stance towards participating in the peace agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia signals a positive step towards promoting peace and stability in the region. With a focus on regional cooperation and economic development, Georgia is poised to play a constructive role in supporting ongoing efforts for peace in the South Caucasus.
