Ruben Rubinyan receives Chairperson of Committee on European Integration of Georgian Parliament
On November 20, the Vice President of the National Assembly Ruben Rubinyan received the Chairperson of the Committee on European Integration of the Georgian Parliament Maka Botchorishvili, who was in Armenia to attend the Autumn Meeting of the OSCE PA, 1lurer reports.
The Chair of the NA Standing Committee on European Integration Arman Yeghoyan took part in the meeting.
Welcoming the guest in the Parliament, Ruben Rubinyan highly appreciated the Armenian-Georgian parliamentary cooperation.
The interlocutors discussed issues regarding cooperation on European platforms, the situation in the region.
The parties emphasized the establishment of peace in the region.
Expressing gratitude for the reception, the member of the Georgian delegation to the OSCE PA Maka Botchorishvili underscored that Armenia effectively organized the work of the Autumn Meeting of the Assembly.
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