NEW DELHI: Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar on Saturday invites Georgia companies to invest in India, when he summoned the top leadership of the country, including PM Irakli Garibashvili, during his first visit to the country, which was also seen as a rare message to India Old Partners, Russia.
Jaisankar, who landed in Tbilisi after a three-day visit to Moscow, chose a very emotional emotional moment for Georgia and a breakthrough moment for bilateral bonds.
He gave up the relics of St.
Queen Ketevan to the government at a ceremony.
But the political signaling of visits was also not ignored, considering the unfriendly relationship between Georgia and Russia.
In April, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, for the first time, visited Pakistan after India, introduced a sign of barriers to bilateral relations that did not go down well in New Delhi.
After a 26-year hunting, the Indian archaeological survey has been in 2016, identify the remains of the Ketevan Queen in the church that was destroyed in Goa.
An official statement said the remaining Queen was discovered in 2005 in “St.
Agustinus monastery at Old Goa, India …
They are believed to be taken to Goa in 1627 and buried in the Complex of St.
Augustine”.
Georgia has requested a heritage placed permanently there.
After the tour in 2017-2018, India accessed georgia requests that were persistent to provide part of the heritage.
India does not yet have a mission in Tbilisi served by Indian mission in Jerevan, Armenia.
Therefore, Jaisankar’s two-day visit to the country, is located at the intersection of Eastern Europe and West Asia, even more significant.
Jaishankar indicates India is willing to do more in terms of investment in Georgia, which is highly ranked in the ease of doing a business index.
Georgia has also submitted an EU membership, which, if accepted will give another Indian gateway to Europe, and the footing in the Caucasus.