The recent establishment of a strategic partnership between Georgia and Armenia has great potential for alignment on regional issues between two neighbors who have often overlooked one another. This conversation focuses on outlining Georgia’s foreign policy with the South Caucasus countries and external actors such as Russia, Europe, and China, and explore pathways for Georgia and Armenia to take their relationship forward. What more could be done to deepen economic and strategic ties to a key neighbor who plays a vital role in connecting Armenia to its major trading partners?

• Johnny G. Melikyan, Head of Department, International Relations Research Department, Information and Public Relations Center – Senior Fellow, ORBELI Research Analytical Center
• Ketevan Tsanava, Governance and Public Sector Reform Expert; Partner, Solution Alternatives International (SAI)
• Moderator: Benyamin Poghosyan, Senior Research Fellow, APRI Armenia