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Kyrgyzstan and Georgia Launch New Diplomatic Format 'Central Asia–Georgia'
Foreign Minister Kulubaev arrives in Batumi for the inaugural meeting of regional foreign ministers with Tbilisi.
Kyrgyzstan's Foreign Minister Zheenbek Kulubaev arrived in Batumi, Georgia, for the first meeting of foreign policy leaders in the 'Central Asia–Georgia' format, the Foreign Ministry reported.
During his visit, Kulubaev attended a welcome dinner organized on behalf of Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze. The Georgian premier expressed gratitude to Central Asian countries for their support of Tbilisi's initiative to hold the foreign ministers meeting. Kobakhidze emphasized that this format will promote stronger political cooperation and expand collaboration in trade and economics, transport and logistics, and energy.
Kulubaev conveyed greetings from President Sadyr Japarov to Georgia's prime minister. Both sides noted that shared history and culture of the peoples serve as a solid foundation for deepening relations further.
Participants expressed unanimous agreement on the importance of continuing active engagement—both in bilateral format and at multilateral platforms.