No:469/24, Press release on consular consultations between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Azerbaijan and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia
02 December 2024 18:27
On 2 December 2024, the next consular consultations between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Azerbaijan and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia were held in the city of Tbilisi.
At the consultations, the delegation of Azerbaijan was headed by Emil Safarov, Head of the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Azerbaijan, and the delegation of Georgia was headed by Giorgi Tabatadze, Head of the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia.
Faig Guliyev, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Azerbaijan to Georgia, responsible employees of the foreign policy institutions of both countries, as well as officials of the Ministry of Justice and the State Migration Service of the Republic of Azerbaijan, and the Ministries of Justice and Internal Affairs of Georgia participated in the event.
During the consular consultations, an exchange of views was conducted on the current state and development prospects of cooperation between the two countries in the consular field, including the signing of bilateral documents in the field.
The sides conducted discussions on the topic of protecting the rights and freedoms of citizens of the two countries and providing them with consular assistance, and reached an agreement on intensifying cooperation in order to eliminate the difficulties that have arisen.
An exchange of views was conducted on cooperation between the Republic of Azerbaijan and Georgia in the fields of justice, migration, education, humanitarian, social protection and other important areas, and they emphasized the importance of joint measures in the direction of strengthening relations in the relevant fields.
At the end of the negotiations, the protocol of the meeting was signed by the heads of the delegations of the two countries.
