The Georgian foreign office welcomed an agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia on launching a process of border delimitation.
In a social media post, the ministry reaffirmed its “strong commitment” to contributing to a “peace and trust-building process” between the two neighbouring states, noting Georgia is “interested in securing lasting peace” in the South Caucasus region.
"Georgia welcomes the agreement reached by the Azerbaijan-Armenia Border Delimitation Commission on launching Border Delimitation process. Georgia is interested in securing lasting peace in the region and reaffirms a strong commitment to contribute to a peace and trust building between the two neighbors," the statement reads.
In the deal, the parties agreed to return four border villages - Baganis Ayrım, Ashagy Askipara, Kheyrimli and Gizilhajili - to Azerbaijani authority.
