27.10.2026, 10:19

Central Asian, Georgian FMs discuss transport and transit corridors - Turkmen Foreign Ministry

ASHGABAT. Oct 27 (Interfax) - The development of transport and transit corridors linking Central Asia and the Black Sea region topped the agenda of a meeting of the Georgian and Central Asian foreign ministers in Batumi, the Turkmen Foreign Ministry said on its website on Saturday.

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