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Georgia’s Foreign Minister will participate in NATO ministerial

The NATO Parliamentary Assembly adopted eight resolutions on international security issues in Hague on November 24.

Agenda.ge, 11 May 2015 - 12:27, Tbilisi,Georgia

Georgia’s Foreign Minister Tamar Beruchashvili is preparing to participate in a NATO ministerial in Antalya, Turkey on May 13 and 14.

Beruchashvili will deliver a speech at the event and address the Foreign Ministers of the states that are participating in the NATO non-combat Resolute Support Mission in Afghanistan.

The news was announced by spokesperson of Georgia’s Foreign Ministry David Kereselidze earlier today.

He said Beruchashvili would also attend a meeting within the Enhanced Opportunities Partners program, which would be dedicated to the situation in the near East.

In the framework of the ministerial, Beruchashvili will hold bilateral meetings with NATO member states’ Foreign Ministers and NATO military officials.

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