The Minister for Foreign Affairs has met with staff members of the United States House of Representatives Committee on Foreign Affairs

On 28 January 2026, the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Georgia, Maka Botchorishvili, held a meeting with a bipartisan delegation of staff members of the United States House of Representatives Committee on Foreign Affairs.

During the meeting, the parties discussed key issues in Georgia-U.S. relations, as well as ongoing developments in the region. Emphasis was placed on the importance of peace and stable development in the region, and developments taking place in Georgia were also reviewed.

Particular attention was given to Georgia’s role as a regional connector, with the transport potential of the Middle Corridor highlighted in this context.

The Georgian side welcomed the active engagement of the United States in the region.

Members of the delegation reaffirmed the United States’ unequivocal bipartisan support for Georgia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, noting in particular the active role of the U.S. Congress in this regard.

During the discussions, the delegation also underscored Georgia’s role in both global and regional political and security matters.

The Minister for Foreign Affairs reiterated Georgia’s desire and readiness to reboot relations with the United States and to renew the strategic partnership between the two countries.