Armenia and Georgia have resumed talks on the delimitation and demarcation of their shared state border, with the two countries agreeing to continue the process through ongoing dialogue and constructive cooperation.

A meeting of the Armenian and Georgian border delimitation and demarcation commissions was held in Yerevan, Vestnik Kavkaza reports.

The meeting was co-chaired by Armenian Deputy Foreign Minister Vahan Kostanyan and Georgian Deputy Foreign Minister Lasha Darsalia.

Both sides welcomed the resumption of the commissions' work and stressed the importance of the border demarcation process in further strengthening good-neighbourly relations between the two South Caucasus countries.

"The parties expressed their mutual interest in completing the process through continuous dialogue and in a constructive spirit," Armenia's Foreign Ministry said.

During the discussions, the delegations also exchanged views on the legal framework governing the process, including previously agreed protocols and possible next steps to ensure its smooth continuation.

The sides further discussed the future course of border demarcation and the upcoming work of the joint commissions.