The Speaker, Kakha Kutchava met with US Senators, Democrat Jeanne Shaheen and Republican Rob Portman to discuss the enhancement of cooperation and put a spotlight on the strategic partnership and achievements between Georgia and the United States, which exists in all areas of the partnership.

The Speaker expanded on his recent visit to the US and noted that the visit of US lawmakers is another manifestation of the strong support of the United States for Georgia and is very important in the light of the challenges in the region.

K. Kutchava dwelt on the current political processes in Georgia and heard the opinions of Senators in this direction.

The importance of a multi-party parliament was underlined.

The focus was on electoral and judicial reform, as well as the amnesty bill.

It was noted that Georgia's European and Euro-Atlantic integration is a key priority of the country's foreign and security policy.

Speaking about the situation in Georgia's occupied territories, the Speaker briefed US lawmakers on a number of human rights abuses in the occupied territories and emphasized US support for a peaceful resolution to the conflict.

The conversation concerned the investment environment in the country and the importance of American investments.

The Senators reaffirmed the bipartisan support of the US Congress for Georgia's sovereignty and territorial integrity within its internationally recognized borders.

K. Kutchava thanked the Senators for the US’ continued and unwavering support for Georgia's sovereignty and territorial integrity, as well as for supporting Georgia's EU&NATO integration processes.