Georgian PM meets Belarusian deputy PM to discuss ties

Georgia’s Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze has met with Belarusian Deputy Prime Minister Yury Shuleiko to discuss the state of bilateral relations and future cooperation prospects, the Georgian government said.

The face-to-face meeting covered a range of topics, including trade and economic collaboration. Officials highlighted Georgia’s role as a safe and stable country, with a predictable and investor-friendly environment, the government press office said on Monday. 

The two sides also stressed the importance of holding the seventh session of the Georgia-Belarus Intergovernmental Economic Commission, which provides a platform for discussing pressing economic issues between the countries.

The discussion included the positive trends in tourism, noting an increase in Belarusian visitors to Georgia.