President Zurabishvili will visit Poland next week
During her visit to Warsaw President Zurabishvili will meet with the Polish leaders. Photo: President’s official Facebook page
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Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili will pay an official visit to Poland on May 7-8.
President Zurabishvili will hold meetings with the Polish President Andrzej Duda, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, as well as the Speakers of the Senate and Sejm, Stanisław Karczewski and Marek Kuchcinski.
She will also meet with the Georgian diaspora and students, President Zurabishvili’s Press Speaker Khatia Moistsrapishvili stated at a special briefing earlier this week.
The Georgian President has also scheduled to attend an international conference dedicated to the tenth anniversary of the Eastern Partnership in Warsaw.
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