European Council's official visit to Georgia
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Secretary General of the Council of Europe will take part in an official visit to Georgia on February 6.
Information about Thorbjørn Jagland’s upcoming visit was announced by the first deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs David Zalkaniani at a briefing today.
The main purpose of his visit is to officially present the Council of Europe’s Action plan to Georgia officials and highlight the country’s involvement in the plan.
Topics expected to be discussed with the Georgian Government involve human rights, democracy and strengthening the rule of law.
The Council of Europe’s (CoE) highest official says the organisation is preparing its latest report on the conflict in Georgia and it will keep working to gain access to Georgia’s occupied territories.
Secretary General of the Council of Europe (CoE) Thorbjorn Jagland says the CoE will continue its fruitful cooperation with Georgia no matter which political parties are voted into the legislative body following the October 8 Parliamentary Elections in Georgia.