US President’s National Security Advisor to visit Georgia
US official John Bolton is scheduled to meet with top Georgian officials. Photo: Reuters.
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US President Donald Trump’s National Security Advisor John Bolton is scheduled to visit Georgia on 20 October, as he tweeted today.
On October 20th I'll be travelling to Russia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Georgia to meet with my counterparts and other senior officials to advance American interests on a range of security issues.
— John Bolton (@AmbJohnBolton) October 11, 2018
During his trip Bolton will visit Russia, Georgia, Azerbaijan and Armenia and hold meetings with top state officials.
Bolton previously served as the interim US ambassador to the United Nations.
Prime Minister of Georgia Mamuka Bakhtadze has held meetings with USAID Administrator Mark Green and the vice president and foreign policy experts of the American Enterprise Institute yesterday.
A US trade mission will visit Georgia to familiarise themselves with the local business environment, explore available opportunities and establish business ties with Georgian companies.
Georgian Parliamentary Chairperson Irakli Kobakhidze is paying a working visit to the United States (US). Departing today Kobakhidze will spend a week in the US where he will meet with representatives of the US Congress, Senate, and the US Department of State.
During his official US visit Prime Minister of Georgia Giorgi Kvirikashvili met with several US senators who expressed their firm support for Georgia's further development and success on the road to NATO membership.
US President Donald Trump’s National Security Advisor John Bolton has come to Georgia and met with Interior Minister Giorgi Gakharia and head of the State Security Service Vakhtang Gomelauri to discuss Georgian reforms in security and the Georgian-American relations in the field.
US President Donald Trump’s Security Advisor John Bolton stated in Tbilisi today that Georgia is of the highest strategic importance for the US.He said that is why the US quickly responded to Russian aggression in Georgia shortly after the Russia-Georgia 2008 war.
Georgian Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani has met with US legislators in Washington and Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs Aaron Wess Mitchell.