The prime ministers of Georgia and Azerbaijan agreed to speed up the demarcation of the border Tbilisi and Baku agreed to speed up the process of demarcation and demarcation of the country's border. The Prime Minister of Georgia, Irkli Kobhidze, told reporters about this following the 11th meeting of the Georgian-Azerbaijani intergovernmental committee in Tbilisi. "You know that in terms of demarcation and demarcation of borders we have not had any changes for many years. We need rapid progress. This is our request and appeal to the Azerbaijani side, which we received a very friendly answer. In the end, we agreed that we will complete the processes that will be related to the demarcation and boundary of the border," he said. As the Prime Minister of Georgia noted, the main problem in the process of demarcation and demarcation of the country's border with Azerbaijan is the David-Garji monastery complex, which is located at the border crossing of the two countries.