"The development of the Middle Corridor is of particular importance today. This route connects Central Asia with Europe through the South Caucasus and the Black Sea. Georgia plays an important role in developing this connection and expanding transport opportunities," Georgian Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Maka Bochorishvili said at a meeting with the foreign ministers of Central Asian countries in Batumi, APA's local bureau reports.
According to her, realizing the full potential of the Middle Corridor is a shared strategic interest, requiring close coordination, well-developed infrastructure, and strong political will.
"Our cooperation is not limited to the economy and transport. Strengthening political trust, promoting regional peace and stability, and deepening ties between our peoples are equally important. The Georgian government's consistent efforts to strengthen relations with Central Asian countries are aimed precisely at achieving these goals," the Foreign Minister added.
Maka Bochorishvili noted that relations between Georgia and Central Asian countries are entering a new stage, which will allow for further deepening of mutual cooperation.
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