Expert: Georgia’s policy should be determined in Tbilisi, not in Baku

PanARMENIAN.Net - South Caucasus is a complicated region and torsion of relations in favor of some countries can lead to serious problems, which Georgia has once experienced, an Armenian expert said.

“Armenia maintains good relations with Russia and CSTO. At the same time, it has institutional relations with NATO in the framework of IPAP. Besides, Armenian peacekeepers participated in NATO missions in Iraq, Kosovo and Afghanistan,” Caucasus Institute director Alexander Iskandaryan told a PanARMENIAN.Net reporter.

“Maintaining normal relations with Iran, U.S., Georgia and Russia is not a easy task. However, as to priorities, Georgia’s policy should be determined in Tbilisi, not in Baku,” he said when commenting on the recent statement by Georgian expert Irakly Sesiashvili, who said that it’s “Georgian must not irritate Baku by cooperating with Armenia.”