Batumi will host 15th international conference - Georgia’s European Way
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Georgia’s coastal town Batumi will host the 15th international conference-Georgia’s European Way on June 14-15.
For the first time the event will be organised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia.
The two-day conference will discuss geopolitical processes in Europe, in the region and in the world.
The conference will also touch upon existing geopolitical challenges and how Georgia and the countries of the Eastern Partnership can help resolve these issues.
The Georgian foreign minister, prime minister, president, parliament chair and the head of Adjara autonomous republic government Zurab Pataradze will deliver speeches at the conference.
Christian Danielsson, Director General for Enlargement at the European Commission will also address the audience.
The conference has been held since 2007.
Georgia’s high-ranking officials and delegates from partner and European Union (EU) nations have gathered in the Black Sea coastal town of Batumi for the 14th international conference dedicated to Georgia’s European future.
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