Today Armenia and Georgia maintain the closest ties ever, though the two states never had serious problems in the past, Georgian Foreign Minister Grigol Vashadze told reporters following the meeting with his Armenian counterpart Edward Nalbandian.

The Armenian FM has paid a working visit to Tbilisi, Georgia Online reports. The meeting was held behind closed doors and the ministers give brief comments to reporters.

“We hold 3-4 meetings a year and discuss all issues on time. This time we discussed common issues,” Vashadze stressed. 

Armenian minister Nalbandian said they touched upon development of bilateral relations, particularly economic issues, as well as regional problems, without specifying them. He expressed content with the level of relations with Georgia.

“There is no issue not to be solved in a bilateral format,” he emphasized.