No breakthrough in meeting of Armenian, Georgian Presidents
"No breakthrough was marked during the meeting of Armenian and Georgian Presidents," says political scientist Alexander Iskandaryan.
"There are many unsettled issues between the two countries and such meetings should be made more regular," he added.
The political scientist notes that the presidents do not always discuss issues of public concern.
On the eve of Saakashvili's visit, the press said that the Presidents of Armenia and Georgia would speak about the Russian-Armenian gas pipeline and the alleged sale of Georgian section to Azerbaijan.
Alexander Iskandaryan says these were idle talks as the presidents had more serious issues to talk about.
"Cooperation in the sphere of customs service was in the focus of the presidential meeting," he said.
The parties discussed simplification of the Armenian-Georgian border crossing in the near future.
Do not expect any changes
Speaking about the upcoming meeting of Armenian, Russian and Azerbaijani foreign minister, Alexander Iskandaryan said it would not differ from the previous meetings.
"All these meetings aim to maintain the situation in the South Caucasus," he observed.
