Georgian, Israeli PMs discuss “joint opportunities” as countries’ mark 30 years of diplomatic ties

Georgian and Israeli Prime Ministers discussed “joint opportunities” in Jerusalem on Monday on the occasion of 30 years of diplomatic relations between the two countries. 

“It was a great meeting with the Prime Minister of Georgia Irakli Garibashvili on the occasion of 30 years of diplomatic relations between Israel and Georgia. We had a friendly and productive discussion on the joint opportunities between our countries,”Israeli PM Naftali Bennett has tweeted. 

Garibashvili, who arrived in Israel from Jordan after a handover of a plot of land for the Georgian culture center near the iconic river, stated that “26 century old friendship [with Israel] is something to be proud of.” 

“We are brotherly nations with a common history. We agreed that our ever so growing cooperation will be explored further to unleash untapped potential,” Garibashvili said.