Georgian Parliament Chairman visits France

The Chairman of Georgia’s Parliament Davit Usupashvili has began an official visit to France where he met high officials and spoke at the International Diplomatic Academy.

Usupashvili’s three-day visit began yesterday.

His official schedule noted Usupashvili held meeting with Speaker of the National Assembly of France Claude Bartolone and the President of Senate Jean-Pierre Bel.

The Chairman, accompanied by representatives of Georgian Diaspora, also would visit the Georgian cemetery and Leuville Chateau.

One of his duties in France is to deliver a speech to the International Diplomatic Academy.

On behalf of France-Georgia Friendship Group, Usupashvili attended official dinners at the National Assembly and Senate.

Following this, Usupashvili is set to meet English-speaking political journalists and members of the French general community.

Usupashvili’s agenda will also see him attend a session with French Ministers and participate in a live broadcast with local broadcaster Chanel III.

He will also participate in an English language program on news outlet France-24 and will be a guest on iTele news. He will also give interview to Public Senate Chanel and various newspapers.

The Georgian Chairman’s visit will end on May 7.