Ukrainian Parliament Speaker “very glad” “misunderstandings” between Ukrainian, Georgian authorities are over
The trip of the Georgian delegation “will let parliamentarians see with their own what is happening in Ukraine and will confirm friendly relations between the two countries”, Stefanchuk tweeted on Wednesday. Photo:Rada.gov.ua.
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Ruslan Stefanchuk, the Ukrainian Parliament Speaker, has welcomed the overcoming of “misunderstandings” between authorities of Ukraine and Georgia over their stances on the backdrop of the ongoing war in Ukraine, as his Georgian counterpart Shalva Papuashvili is preparing to visit the country defending itself from the Russian invasion.
The two officials on Wednesday agreed Papuashvili’s visit to Ukraine, during which he will observe the sites of war crimes committed by Russian troops since their invasion.
The trip of the Georgian delegation “will let parliamentarians see with their own what is happening in Ukraine and will confirm friendly relations between the two countries”, Stefanchuk tweeted on Wednesday.
@shpapuashvili has confirmed his readiness to visit ????????. I am very glad that the small misunderstandings between ???????? and ???????? are over. This visit will let the parliamentarians of ???????? to see with their own ????️ what is happening in ???????? and will confirm our friendly relations!
— Ruslan Stefanchuk (@r_stefanchuk) April 13, 2022
The visit is to be organised in the coming days, the Georgian Parliament’s press office said.
In their online meeting, the Georgian and Ukrainian officials also agreed over the importance of advance exchange of information for avoiding “misunderstandings” between authorities of the two countries