Türkiye and Georgia sign education cooperation agreement
The deal commits both countries to strengthening cooperation in the education sector.
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Türkiye and Georgia have signed an agreement aimed at strengthening cooperation in education between the two countries.
Under the pact, the two nations commit to working more closely together on education-related initiatives, building on existing ties between Ankara and Tbilisi.
Further details on the specific programs or exchanges to be established under the agreement were not immediately provided.
The agreement adds to a broader pattern of bilateral cooperation between Türkiye and Georgia across multiple sectors in recent years.
Sources
- Türkiye, Georgia sign education cooperation agreement — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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