Might relieve suspicions of Georgia deciding to stop cooperating with Armenia due to its recent pro-Russian laws. But certainly reaffirms my suspicions of Georgia simply being right-wing.
They simply reaffirmed the earlier signed cooperation between both countries:
>The meeting noted **the declaration of strategic partnership signed between the two countries was creating a “good basis” for deepening the partnership in “various directions”**, the Georgian Government Administration said.
And even discussed “deepening cooperation”.
While The MoD’s discussed further development of military education cooperation, an agreement to study the possibility of expanding bilateral defense cooperation, and other issues in the field of security and defense
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Interesting news.
Might relieve suspicions of Georgia deciding to stop cooperating with Armenia due to its recent pro-Russian laws. But certainly reaffirms my suspicions of Georgia simply being right-wing.
Our MoD met with both the Georgian MoD **And** the Prime minister of Georgia (http://agenda.ge/en/news/2024/40383#gsc.tab=0).
He held meetings with both of them.
They simply reaffirmed the earlier signed cooperation between both countries:
>The meeting noted **the declaration of strategic partnership signed between the two countries was creating a “good basis” for deepening the partnership in “various directions”**, the Georgian Government Administration said.
And even discussed “deepening cooperation”.
While The MoD’s discussed further development of military education cooperation, an agreement to study the possibility of expanding bilateral defense cooperation, and other issues in the field of security and defense