Ukrainian Vice PM in Tbilisi to learn from Georgia’s experience in social policy
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The Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine, Pavlo Rozenko is visiting Georgia to learn from Georgia’s experience in social programs.
Rozenko met with Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili earlier this afternoon.
He stressed that it is important for Ukraine to learn from Georgia’s experiences in managing health, social affairs and internally displaced persons (IDPs) related programs.
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— Rozenko Pavlo (@RozenkoPavlo) November 7, 2017
English translation of the tweet: "Had a rich and productive meeting with the Prime Minister of Georgia Giorgi Kvìrìkašvìlì. Thanked him for his support! Brothers forever!"
Kvirikashvili briefed Rozenko with the details of the social reforms undertaken in Georgia recently.
The pair also discussed the positive dynamic of development of bilateral relations.
They also talked about the challenges currently facing Georgia and Ukraine and stressed that both countries’ concern is the violation of territorial integrity.
Kvirikashvili and Rozenko reconfirmed their support for Georgia and Ukraine’s sovereignty.
The Ukrainian delegation exploring the services Georgia offers to its internally displaced citizens. Photo: Refugees Ministry's press office.
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Former Georgian Defense Ministry senior official Megis Kardava, who has been accused of torture and prisoner abuse by Georgia's judiciary, has been detained in Ukraine.
The European Investment Bank (EIB) and the European Investment Fund (EIF) – jointly the EIB Group – will allocate €100 million in loands to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine.
The November 2017 Eastern Partnership Summit should pave the way to set up a trust fund for Eastern partners and reward reforms by offering them customs union, Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) say.
Ukraine’s Vice-Prime Minister Pavlo Rozenko has addressed the international community to provide further pressure on Russia to help Georgia and Ukraine reintegrate their occupied territories.
Georgia and Ukraine share strategic aspirations as well as challenges while trying to achieve them and the two nations should work shoulder-by-shoulder to this end. This was stated as the Prime Minister of Ukraine met with his Georgian counterpart in Tbilisi today.
Georgia and Ukraine are working to make it possible for their citizens to travel between the two countries without a passport, only with an ID card. As of today, Georgian and Ukrainian citizens do not need a visa to visit each other, but they do need to have a passport to cross the border.