Georgian Ambassador to China: We Are Ready to Play a More Important Role in the BRI
Georgia has emerged as a gateway between Europe and Asia and is ready to play a more important role in the Belt and Road Initiative, said Archil Kalandia, Georgian Ambassador to China. "We are ready to be involved with our port infrastructure, with our railway infrastructure, with our highway infrastructure, to play a more important role in Belt and Road Initiative," he said. Georgia was one of the first signatories to the BRI, officially signing a memorandum of cooperation with China in 2015.
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