Georgian FM: PM’s address at UN general assembly will focus on peaceful neighbourhood policy
The foreign minister said the prime minister would focus on “all the issues” that Georgia has on its international agenda. Photo: Foreign ministry press office
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Georgian prime minister Irakli Garibashvili in his address at the United Nations general assembly will emphasise the peaceful neighbourhood policy, said Georgian foreign minister Ilia Darchiashvili on Thursday.
Very important emphasis will be placed on all challenges. [...] It is most important for us to have peace and stability in our region”, Darchiashvili noted.
The foreign minister said the prime minister would focus on “all the issues” that Georgia has on its international agenda.
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