Georgian Parliament Speaker to visit Ukraine
Tweet 
Share
Deepening political relations between Georgia and Ukraine will be the main topic of discussion during the Georgian Parliamentary delegation’s upcoming visit to Kiev.
A group of Georgian Members of Parliament (MPs), led by Parliament Speaker David Usupashvili, will leave for Ukraine tomorrow.
Usupashvili was scheduled to meet his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Groysman and discuss the two countries' progress in implementing their respective Association Agreements (AA) which were made with the European Union (EU).
On April 21, the Georgian official will meet Ukraine's Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk. The pair will discuss regional security issues.
The Georgian Parliamentary delegation will end its three-day visit to Kiev on April 21.
"The Georgian people stand by the Ukrainian people” – this was the main message from Georgia’s Parliament Speaker to his Ukrainian counterpart during their meeting in Kiev on Monday.
Georgia’s Minister of Healthcare David Sergeenko had a fruitful meeting with his Ukrainian counterpart Aleksandre Kvitashvili yesterday, who was formerly a Georgian Health Minister.