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Adjara Government Chair Zurab Pataradze on Friday met with İbrahim Burkay, Chair of the Supervisory Board of the Bursa Chamber of Commerce and Industry, during his visit to Turkey, with the talks focusing on expanding trade, logistics cooperation and business links between the two sides.

The meeting highlighted the importance of deepening Georgian-Turkish economic cooperation, with discussions centering on increasing cargo turnover, strengthening transit connectivity and developing logistics opportunities.

Pataradze said the sides also discussed boosting business cooperation, establishing new commercial contacts and organising reciprocal business visits.

He noted that particular attention was paid to promoting business tourism through forums and congresses in Adjara, as well as expanding cultural tourism initiatives.

"Many business representatives are interested in our region and its transit potential. I believe these meetings will help launch new joint initiatives," Pataradze said.

The participants also underscored the growing momentum in Georgia-Turkey relations and the role of such visits in strengthening bilateral economic partnership.

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Georgian Interior Minister Sulkhan Tamazashvili has held a working meeting with Public Defender Levan Ioseliani to discuss cooperation between their institutions.

Deputy Interior Minister Aleksandre Darakhvelidze and the deputy public defenders also attended the meeting.

The ministry said the participants reviewed existing cooperation between the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Office of the Public Defender and discussed opportunities to further develop their partnership.

Tamazashvili outlined the ministry's main areas of activity and current priorities, with discussions focusing on the importance of effective cooperation and coordination between the two institutions.

The two sides also discussed plans for future cooperation and reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening the existing partnership, according to the ministry.

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Giorgi Vashadze, leader of the opposition party Strategy Agmashenebeli, has criticised the Georgian leadership over President Mikheil Kavelashvili's visit to Iran, saying it reflected a departure from Georgia's European path.

Speaking to reporters, Vashadze contrasted what he described as his party's pro-European orientation with the government's foreign policy.

"We are in the centre of Europe; they are in Iran. That is the difference between us and them. We have no place in Iran. Our place is in Europe, in the European Union," he said.

Vashadze also called on Georgia's Western partners to reassess their engagement with the country's current leadership.

"I want to tell our American partners: wake up and look at whom you are talking to. You meet with them and hold discussions, yet they go to Iran. These people have nothing to discuss or cooperate with democratic forces. They are not interested in democracy or people's rights," he said.

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