The treaty of friendship, cooperation and mutual assistance between Ukraine and the Republic Georgia

of April 13, 1993

Ukraine and the Republic Georgia, the "High Contractual Parties" which further are referred to as,

- relying in touch, the developed historically, centuries-old traditions of kind communication between their people,

- considering that further development of the relations of friendship and mutually beneficial cooperation between them corresponds to radical interests of both states and serves cause of peace and safety,

- the full of determination to build democratic constitutional states in the territories,

- confirming the commitment to the universally recognized norms of international law, the purposes and the principles of Articles of organization of the United Nations,

- aiming to make the contribution to reorganization of peace, democratic and single Europe based on provisions of the Helsinki Final act, other documents of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe,

- recognizing need of increase in high-quality level of the relations and consolidation of the legal base of cooperation between two states,

agreed about it:

Article 1

The high Contractual Parties develop the relations as the friendly states. They undertake to be guided consistently by the principles of mutual respect of their state sovereignty, territorial integrity and inviolability of the existing borders, equality and non-interference to internal affairs of each other, nonuse of force or threat of force, peaceful settlement of disputes, respect of human rights and fundamental freedoms, fair accomplishment of obligations, and also other universally recognized norms of international law.

Article 2

The high Contractual Parties will cooperate with the purpose of consolidation of peace, increase in stability and safety both in global, and in regional scale.

They promote disarmament process continuation, formation and consolidation of systems and institutes of collective security, strengthening of peacekeeping role of the United Nations and Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, increase in efficiency of regional mechanisms of safety and cooperation.

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