By Asbarez | Tuesday, 23 December 2014
Georgian and Armenian officials sign an agreement on the construction of a new bridge on the two countries' border.
Abrahamian and his Georgian counterpart Irakli Garibashvili had initially signed the above mentioned agreement earlier this month in Tbilisi, and had agreed to name the new bridge the “Bridge of Friendship.”
“Armenia and Georgia have close political and economic ties, and in spite of the fact that Armenia will be joining the Eurasian Economic Union in January, Georgia has signed an associated agreement with Armenia. Accession to the EEU won’t have an impact on our relations. We will use it for the interests of our countries,” Georgia’s Prime Minister said at that meeting. Garibashvili also emphasized that Armenia and Georgia are especially focused on maintaining the existing trade regime between the two countries and the further development of economic relations.
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