Armenia and Georgia have selected different international political integration paths, but such approaches cannot hinder the future contacts and connections between the two countries.

Armenian National Assembly Speaker Galust Sahakyan stated the above-said at his meeting, on Monday in the Georgian capital city of Tbilisi, with chairperson David Usupashvili of the Parliament of Georgia.

In his words, the selection of different paths can complement in certain terms and have a positive impact on not solely state relations, but the development of partnership and mutually beneficial regional cooperation.