On November 1, Türkiye's embassy in Georgia hosted Turkish lawmakers at the ambassador's residence who had traveled to Tbilisi for a meeting of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (PABSEC). The embassy said it was pleased to welcome the parliamentarians.
The embassy published the message in Turkish and Georgian.
Meeting at the residence
A photograph published by the embassy shows the Turkish parliamentarians and diplomatic mission staff together in the residence's living room. The group of nine consists of four women and five men. The meeting took place in an informal setting.

What is PABSEC?
PABSEC is the parliamentary dimension of the Organization of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC). The organization itself was established in Istanbul in 1992 on Türkiye's initiative. The Assembly brings together the parliaments of BSEC member states, including Türkiye and Georgia, and regularly holds meetings in different countries across the region.
Türkiye and Georgia are neighbors and strategic partners; both countries are among the founding members of BSEC. The Assembly's Tbilisi session brought together parliamentarians from Black Sea countries.