Georgia has new rapporteur at PACE Monitoring Committee
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A Romanian MP Titus Corlatean has been appointed as a new rapporteur on Georgia at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE).
Corlatean replaced Boris Silevich in the role.
Mr Corlatean will work with us in the following five years,” Vice Parliament Speaker Tamar Chugoshvili announced today.
Corlatean will fulfill his obligations with another rapporteur Swedish Kerstin Lundgren.
This morning the pair will meet the Patriarch of Georgia, Ilia II. A meeting with the Speaker of Parliament David Usupashvili is scheduled for later today. The PACE co-rapporteurs will summarize their two-day visit in Georgia at a news conference at 7pm tonight.
Georgia’s religious issues and repatriation policies were discussed by Government official and international investigators today. Georgia’s State Minister for Reconciliation and Civil Equality met with Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly’s (PACE) co-rapporteurs Michael Jensen and Boris Silevich.
Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly (PACE) co-rapporteurs Michael Jensen and Boris Silevich are concerned about several issues after meeting with Government officials.
Georgian lawmakers have stated that the decision of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) to not restore Russia’s voting right in the body is a “big victory” for PACE, Georgia and Ukraine.
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) has adopted a resolution which calls upon member states to allow for unlimited access of the Council of Europe and United Nations monitoring bodies on their territories.
Georgian Prime Minister Mamuka Bakhtadze has raised the issue of new barbed wire fences erected by occupants during his meeting with the members of the Monitoring Committee of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe in Tbilisi yesterday.