Minister of Justice of Georgia, Paata Salia, met with Minister of Justice of the Republic of Armenia, Srbuhi Galian, during the Georgian-Armenian Legal Forum. The bilateral meeting focused on strengthening strategic partnership and legal cooperation between the two countries.

The ministers highlighted Georgia’s experience in European integration and visa liberalization as a valuable practical reference for Armenia. They also discussed the development of public services and the implementation of digital innovations as part of efforts to modernize the justice system.

Concluding the meeting, both parties reaffirmed their commitment to further deepening bilateral cooperation.

The 6th Georgian-Armenian Legal Forum opened with remarks from Georgia’s Minister of Justice, Paata Salia, and Armenia’s Minister of Justice, Srbuhi Galian.

Both ministers highlighted the significance of close cooperation between Georgia and Armenia in the field of justice.

“This format of sectoral cooperation between our countries and ministries exemplifies long-standing, friendly, businesslike, and results-oriented relations. I am confident that the experiences shared at this forum will help bring our legal systems closer together, while the diverse discussions will pave the way for deeper collaboration,” said Minister Salia.

Minister Galian expressed gratitude for Georgia’s hospitality and noted the forum’s role in strengthening the partnership between the two countries. He also emphasized that Georgia’s experience in European integration and visa liberalization will support Armenia in implementing its reforms.

The forum serves as a key platform for dialogue between legal professionals of both nations. Participants will explore pressing topics such as human rights protection, the development of digital services, the role of artificial intelligence in law, and mediation, through dedicated thematic sessions.

During the two-day visit, the Armenian delegation will also gain insight into the practices and operations of Georgian institutions, including visits to the Public Service Hall and the Women’s Penitentiary Institution.