US may appoint special representative on Georgia relations
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A delegation of United States (US) Congressmen has met with the Georgian President Giorgi Margvelashvili today, where the parties discussed the issue of appointing a US special representative on relations with Georgia.
I want to restate what the Vice President [Mike Pence] has said that we stay with you… We’ll be pursuing the issue of a special representative working with Vice President’s office and President Donald Trump”, Congressman Joe Wilson said.
It was during the Us Vice President Mike Pence’s recent visit to Georgia when President Margvelashvili first raised the issue of appointing a special US representative on relations with Georgia.
Today, I've discussed with @VP Pence an initiative to appoint the U.S. Special Representative for Georgian Issues. #USGeorgiapic.twitter.com/MDtF4ZGKa7
— President Of Georgia (@MargvelashviliG) August 1, 2017
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