What is the schedule of Ukraine’s President visiting Georgia next week?
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Ukraine’s President Petro Poroshenko is visiting Georgia next Monday, on July 17, with his family and a delegation composed of state figures and businesspeople.
The President of Georgia will host an official welcome ceremony for Ukraine’s President on July 18, at Avlabari Presidential residence in capital Tbilisi.
After the ceremony the Presidents will meet face-to-face, in an enlarged format, make statements for local and foreign media and answer their questions.
Before a press conference they will sign a bilateral document.
The same day Poroshenko will bring a wreath to the memorial of fallen heroes for Georgia’s territorial integrity on Heroes’ Square in Tbilisi and will view a Soviet Occupation Museum.
- Ukraine’s President is scheduled to visit the occupation line in the Khurvaleti village with President Giorgi Margvelashvili and meet with Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili and Parliament Speaker Irakli Kobakhidze.
Poroshenko will participate in Georgia-Ukraine Business Forum with Ukrainian businesspeople
On July 19 Poroshenko will visit western mountainous Svaneti and coastal Adjara regions.
He will view the Margiani Museum, History and Ethnography Museum and traditional Svanetian tower in Svaneti region.
In Adjara’s main city Batumi Poroshenko will hold a meeting with head of Adjara Autonomous Republic Government Zurab Pataradze.
In Batumi, with President Margvelashvili, Poroshenko will open a Georgia-Ukraine Investment Forum and participate in it.
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Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko is expected to arrive in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi later today with his family and a delegation composed of state figures and businesspeople.
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has arrived in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi today with his family and a delegation composed of state figures and businesspeople.
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, who arrived in Georgia late yesterday with his family and a delegation, told Georgia’s president Giorgi Margvelashvili today that he feels at home in Georgia. "The atmosphere here is friendly. Our countries are striving for freedom and democracy as we are victims of Russia’s violence,” Poroshenko stated.
Georgia has hosted a Georgian-Ukrainian Business Forum, seeking to attract more investments from Ukraine and deepen the bilateral cooperation.