Armenia to be Georgia's strategic partner

PanARMENIAN.Net - Armenia and Georgia will execute strategic relations, Georgia's senior official said.



"I think it will happen in the near future. Strategic relations with Armenia will be a part of the country's foreign policy," Rustavi 2 TV channel quoted Foreign Minister Grigol Vashadze as saying.



Presently, the Georgian Foreign Ministry is filing essential documentation.



Armenia will supplement the list of Georgia's strategic partners, namely Turkey, Azerbaijan, Ukraine and U.S.
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