United News of Bangladesh

Foreign Affairs Adviser Md Touhid Hossain on Tuesday emphasized the need for boosting cooperation with Georgia in education and sought its Ambassador's assistance in enrolling more Bangladeshi students in higher education institutions in Georgia. He also highlighted the need to focus more on bilateral trade, investment, and economic collaboration. Ambassador of Georgia to Bangladesh (based in New Delhi) Vakhtang Jaoshvili paid his first courtesy call on Adviser Hossain at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and discussed issues of mutual interest. Both parties agreed to hold the next bilateral consultation soon. WB reaffirms support to  interim govt’s reform agenda During the meeting, they acknowledged the importance of further strengthening the relationship between Bangladesh and Georgia, which is grounded in shared values, principles, and mutual understanding. They expressed their commitment to enhancing bilateral ties across various areas of shared interest. The Georgian Ambassador expressed his desire to strengthen cultural ties between the two nations, particularly through increased engagement in the area of film and media. He also sought Bangladesh’s support for Georgia’s initiatives in the United Nations and other multilateral forums.