BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 15. Georgia and
Kyrgyzstan discussed security cooperation and ways to further
develop bilateral relations during a meeting between their senior
officials.
This was reflected in a publication shared on the social media
account of Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze following his
meeting with Kyrgyz Interior Minister Ulan Niyazbekov
According to the publication, the talks focusing on bilateral
cooperation and the importance of high-level visits for advancing
relations between the two countries.
The publication said documents signed during his visit to
Kyrgyzstan provide an important basis for deepening partnership in
various fields.
The sides also discussed security cooperation at both bilateral
and regional levels.
Kobakhidze thanked Niyazbekov for Kyrgyzstan’s support for
Georgia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity within its
internationally recognized borders.
Georgia’s Interior Minister Sulkhan Tamazashvili also attended
the meeting, the publication says.
Meanwhile, Georgia and Kyrgyzstan have been strengthening
bilateral ties through political, economic and security
cooperation, with high-level contacts gaining momentum in 2026. In
June, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze made a high-level
visit to Kyrgyzstan, which he described as a historic step in
bilateral relations. The two countries have also been working to
expand trade and economic cooperation after a ten-year hiatus in
the work of their intergovernmental commission.
