Speaker of the Parliament of Georgia, hosted the members of the Turkmenistan-Georgia Parliamentary Friendship Group. The meeting emphasised the traditionally cordial relations between the two countries, which have recently made significant progress.

The positive dynamics of the high-level visits have been underscored, particularly the productive official visit of Shalva Papuashvili to Turkmenistan in 2024.

He emphasised the traditional politics of Turkmenistan, which prioritises peace, as it holds paramount importance in the context of the ongoing geopolitical upheavals worldwide.

The 30th anniversary of the declaration of Turkmenistan’s neutrality has been marked by significant events.

According to Shalva Papuashvili, Georgia has consistently demonstrated its unwavering support for Turkmenistan’s neutral status by co-sponsoring the UN General Assembly Resolution on “Permanent Neutrality of Turkmenistan”.

The discourse encompassed the further strengthening of parliamentary connections, encompassing the Friendship Groups, Committees, and Parliamentary Administrations.

The guests from Turkmenistan underlined their commitment to enhancing the links between the female and young MPs.

The parties engaged in a review of the economic cooperation and the strong connections in the cultural and educational spheres. Delegation of Turkmenistan reaffirmed their intact support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Georgia.