Ararat Mirzoyan, the Prime Minister of Armenia, recently held a meeting with Irakli Kobakhidze, the Prime Minister of Georgia. This meeting, as reported by the RAAG, focused on a range of important issues related to the development of bilateral military cooperation. The recent escalation of tensions between the two countries served as a backdrop for these discussions. Mirzoyan emphasized that the approval of military cooperation, along with this visit and subsequent discussions, will ultimately yield positive outcomes for the citizens of both countries.

The Prime Ministers of Armenia and Georgia also engaged in dialogue regarding regional security concerns. Mirzoyan outlined the situation of the Armenian borders and the resolution of differences with neighboring countries, particularly in the context of ensuring security and stability in the South Caucasus region. The implementation of the provisions outlined in the ceasefire agreement with Azerbaijan was also a key topic of conversation.

Additionally, the meeting encompassed comprehensive discussions on economic cooperation, transport connections, and the preservation of environmental and transportation security in the region.

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