Georgia and Azerbaijan sign key bilateral accords at 11th Intergovernmental Commission session

Georgia and Azerbaijan formalised a series of bilateral agreements following the 11th session of the Intergovernmental Commission on Economic Cooperation held today in Tbilisi.

Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze and his Azerbaijani counterpart, Ali Asadov, concluded the session by signing the official joint protocol detailing the commission’s decisions and future cooperative frameworks.

In addition, executive officials from both governments signed an operational agreement regarding the practical functioning of the new joint international road border checkpoint, “Silk Road” (Abreshumis Gza / İpək Yolu).

The delegation signed two Memoranda of Understanding aimed at expanding bilateral cooperation in veterinary medicine and plant protection.