Azerbaijan and Georgia aim to increase trade turnover to 2 billion dollars
This year, the authorities of Azerbaijan and Georgia plan to leverage their full economic potential to raise bilateral trade turnover to $2 billion.
Azerbaijan and Georgia
Baku approves new composition of state commission on Azerbaijan-Georgia delimitation
The new composition of the State Commission on the Delimitation and Demarcation of the State Border between Azerbaijan and Georgia has been approved.
Azerbaijani Foreign Minister, new Georgian ambassador meet in Baku
The parties discussed the current state and prospects of bilateral relations
Defence ministers of Azerbaijan and Georgia meet in Shusha
Georgian Defence Minister Irakli Chikovani arrived in Azerbaijan for an official visit and today met his Azerbaijani counterpart, Zakir Hasanov, in Shusha to discuss military cooperation prospects.
Georgia appoints new ambassador to Azerbaijan
George Zakarashvili has been appointed Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Georgia to Azerbaijan.
Baku and Yerevan agree on starting point for border delimitation
An agreement was reached to conduct the delimitation process of the state border of Azerbaijan and Armenia from north to south, starting from the point where the borders of Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Georgia intersect, Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov said.
Earthquake struck Azerbaijan-Georgia border
A 3.2‑magnitude earthquake struck the Azerbaijan‑Georgia border on Thursday morning.
Azerbaijan, Georgia increase trade by 44
Trade with Georgia accounted for approximately 2% of Azerbaijan's total foreign trade turnover
Georgia increases fuel imports from Azerbaijan by 27 percent
Azerbaijan's fuel exports to Georgia increased by 27% in the first seven months of the year, totalling more than $230 million
Russia and Azerbaijan top Georgia's rail freight partners
Rail freight volume in Georgia rose by nearly 20% in the second quarter, with Russia and Azerbaijan as the main partners, accounting for 38% and 22.7% of imports respectively.
Kobakhidze highlights importance of strengthening Baku-Tbilisi-Ankara ties
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze has called for strengthening ties between Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Türkiye, noting that Tbilisi has shown positive momentum in its relations with both Baku and Ankara.
Reason for freight delays between Georgia and Azerbaijan revealed
Delays for individual trucks on the Azerbaijan-Georgia route are caused by mandatory laboratory testing of cargo required under Georgian law.
Trade turnover between Azerbaijan and Georgia up 45 percent
Trade turnover between Azerbaijan and Georgia rose by 45% in the first half of the year, reaching $575 million.
Baku and Tbilisi discuss combating cross-border crime
The Prime Minister of Azerbaijan held a meeting with the Prosecutor General of Georgia in Baku, with discussions focusing on countering cybercrime and contemporary challenges.
Georgia sharply increases tomato imports from Azerbaijan
Georgia's tomato imports from Azerbaijan surged 2.6‑fold in early 2026, with purchases exceeding 3,700 tons in January-June.
Azerbaijani fish shipment to Georgia increased ninefold
The value of imports reached $300,000
Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Türkiye to hold joint command and staff exercises
This autumn, Azerbaijan will host the Eternity-2026 joint computer-based command and staff exercises, with participation from Georgia and Türkiye.
Azerbaijan approves electricity transit agreement with Georgia
Azerbaijan's president ratified an intergovernmental agreement signed with Georgia this spring on electricity supplies and transit through Georgian territory.
Azerbaijan and Georgia discuss cultural ties
The development of cultural relations between Baku and Tbilisi was discussed by Adil Karimli, Azerbaijani Minister of Culture, and Giorgi Mirtskhulava, who noted the successful implementation of joint film and theater projects.
Georgia to retain state ownership of Anaklia port
Georgia's authorities have decided to forego foreign ownership of the Anaklia deep-water port project, and will maintain state ownership, Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development Mariam Kvrivishvili said.
