Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of Turkmenistan, Nokeruly Atagulyyev, held a meeting with Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze in Tbilisi this Monday. As reported by the Georgian broadcaster "1tv.ge," the meeting focused on the current state of bilateral cooperation and the promising future of diplomatic and economic relations between the two nations.

According to the Georgian government, the discussions highlighted the transition of Georgia-Turkmenistan relations to a qualitatively new level. Both parties emphasized that high-level visits have played a crucial role in fortifying interstate bonds. Specific attention was given to trade and economic cooperation, with a particular focus on exploring untapped potential within the agricultural and tourism sectors.

Regional security and stability were also key topics of the meeting. The Georgian Prime Minister highly commended Turkmenistan’s ongoing efforts to maintain peace and balance in Central Asia, noting that such a course is vital for the region’s sustainable development. The sides agreed that regional cooperation remains a top priority in ensuring economic growth across the broader Caspian and Caucasus regions.

The meeting concluded with a mutual commitment to further strengthening these ties. The dialogue between Atagulyyev and Kobakhidze underscores the strategic importance of Turkmenistan’s partnership with Georgia, particularly in the context of international transport corridors and regional energy security.