ArmInfo. Tbilisi must clearly understand that Armenia recognizes the territorial integrity of Georgia. On March 15, an expert on Georgia's issues, Johnny Melikyan, said during a Yerevan-Tbilisi TV bridge .<In this regard, Zurabishvili's statements about the territorial integrity of the two countries made in Baku are perceived quite ambiguously in Armenia.
I want to remind you that in the 90s there was an agreement between Armenia and Georgia not to vote against each other at various international venues. Unfortunately, today it does not work>, Melikyan stressed.In turn, the ex-governor of Samtskhe-Javakheti, the ex-ambassador of Georgia in Armenia Gigla Baramidze noted that Armenia and Georgia have always cooperated in various fields, and now, this practice should be continued.
"We very much hope that the visit of Zurabishvili to Armenia will give a new impetus to the Armenian- Georgian relations," he said, adding that besides the "toasts", efforts should be made to develop relations. He stressed that regardless of the internal political situation in the countries, bilateral relations should be actively developed.In turn, the chairman of the international center for human development Tevan Poghosyan expressed the hope that after the internal political events that occurred in Armenia in the spring of 2018, Armenian-Georgian relations will begin to actively develop in all spheres.Poghosyan reminded that in the near future mutual visits of Ararat Mirzoyan and Irakliy Kobakhidze, the heads of parliaments of Armenia and Georgia, are expected. In his words, the implementation of the Agreement on Armenia's deep and comprehensive partnership with the EU will also enhance the relations.
He noted that Armenia and Georgia can cooperate not only on the political and economic plane, but also in the framework of joint regional projects.It should be noted that from March 13 to 14, a delegation led by President of Georgia Salome Zourabichvili visited Armenia on an official visit.Zurabishvili met with Armenian President Armen Sargsyan, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, National Assembly Speaker Ararat Mirzoyan, as well as Catholicos of All Armenians Garegin II.