Georgian, Czech MPs discuss regional security, Middle Corridor, EU ties

A Georgian parliamentary delegation led by Levan Makhashvili, the Chair of the Georgian Parliament’s Committee on European Integration, met on Friday with Zuzana Majerová, the Chair of the Czech Parliament’s Friendship Group with Georgia, and members of the group.

The discussions covered a broad range of issues related to bilateral relations between Georgia and Czechia, including education, culture, sports, interregional cooperation, the economy, and tourism.

The meeting also focused on the geopolitical situation in the South Caucasus, Georgia’s strategic role as a key country along the Middle Corridor, developments in the Russian-occupied regions of Georgia, and Georgia-EU relations.

The officials highlighted the important role of parliamentary friendship groups in strengthening bilateral ties and underscored the need to intensify parliamentary dialogue, maintain regular contacts, and exchange experiences.

Zviad Shalamberidze and Zuzana Majerová, heads of the respective parliamentary friendship groups, expressed their readiness to further advance cooperation in these areas.

The meeting was also attended by Petr Sokol, Chair of the Committee on European Affairs of the Chamber of Deputies of the Czech Parliament.