Georgia, Iran keen on intensifying bilateral co-op
By Jamila Babayeva
Georgia and Iran are interested in deepening bilateral cooperation in a range of sectors.
The intensifying current bilateral ties were mulled as Georgian President Giorgi Margvelashvili met with Iranian Ambassador to Georgia Abbas Talebifar.
The sides expressed their desire to expand cooperation in the economic and political directions, the presidential administration reported.
The sides also focused on Georgia's geopolitical position and its role in stimulation of the regional cooperation.
Talebifar invited Margvelashvili to visit Iran on behalf of the Iranian President, noting that the visit will contribute to the deepening of the cooperation between Georgia and Iran.
Georgia and Iran established diplomatic relations in 1992.
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