Bakhtior Saidov, Tajikistan Sirojidin Mukharidin and Turkmenistan Rashid Mardov. The main topic was the development of the middle vestibule. The officer on duty collected the essentials. Before the meeting, the Prime Minister of Georgia, Irakli Kobkidze, hosted an official dinner in honor of the ministers. The head of the republic emphasized that the development of relations with Central Asia and the expansion of cooperation in various fields remain the priorities of the Georgian government. In turn, following the meeting, Bokhorishvili stated that the ministerial meeting is a clear signal for strengthening the dialogue and deepening the cooperation between Georgia and the countries of Central Asia. Strengthening the interaction of the republic with the countries of the region is one of the important priorities of Tbilisi's foreign policy, and this is due to the "existing needs of the surrounding world". In August, Kovacchiza set an ambitious goal: to make Central Asia one of Georgia's main priorities. At a cabinet meeting, he stated that the state will do everything to strengthen ties with the region, which is seen as a central link in the chain connecting the Caspian Sea with the Black Sea, and therefore with the Western markets. The interaction with these countries should be given a special status and the cooperation should be deepened both in the political and the economic track.