Iran's Foreign Minister said that excellent talks on expanding perennial bilateral ties and regional cooperation, especially a transit corridor connecting the Black Sea to the Persian Gulf, were raised during his visit to Georgia.
At the end of his six-hour visit to Georgia, Mohammad Javad Zarif in a tweet on Thu. wrote, In Tbilisi, met with President @Zourabichvili_S and PM @GakhariaGiorgi and held phone talk with self-quarantined FM @DZalkaliani.
Excellent discussions on expanding perennial bilateral ties & regional cooperationespecially a transit corridor connecting the Black Sea to the Persian Gulf", he added.
Mohammad Javad Zarif traveled to Azerbaijan, Russia, Armenia, and Georgia in recent days as a diplomatic tour and held discussions with officials of those countries.
He arrived in Istanbul on Thursday to consult with Turkish authorities.
Zarif has said that his regional tour aims to help de-escalate regional tensions and boost cooperation with neighboring countries.
