The prime minister of Georgia called his country Europe's only exit to Asia.
Tbilisi is ready to cooperate with the West as much as possible in this direction, Irakli Kobkidze told reporters on the sidelines of the European Political Community Summit in Dublin.
"The South Caucasus and especially Georgia remain the only land exit to the East. In this regard, we are as ready as possible for cooperation with Europe, the European Union, and naturally, we will talk about this issue with European partners," Kovachidze said.
He explained that previous trade routes had been suspended due to strained relations between the European Union and Russia, as well as conflict in the Middle East.