Parliament committee chair discusses “difficult situation” in Georgia’s Russian-occupied regions at Warsaw Security Forum
Samkharadze also met the chair of the Munich Security Conference, Christoph Heusgen, discussing “challenges and ongoing processes” in the South Caucasus and Black Sea regions. Photo: Parliament of Georgia
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Nikoloz Samkharadze, the Georgian parliament's foreign affairs committee chair, on Wednesday reviewed the “difficult situation” in the Russian-occupied regions of Georgia and Russia's “provocative actions” on the sidelines of the Warsaw Security Forum.
Samkharadze emphasised the need for Georgia and Ukraine to join NATO and create a “security umbrella”, the Georgian parliament’s press office said.
The forum panel dedicated to the role of the parliaments of European countries in stopping Russian aggression focused on the development of the “Black Sea security strategy” and the formation of a “unified vision” of postwar Europe.
Samkharadze also met the chair of the Munich Security Conference, Christoph Heusgen, discussing “challenges and ongoing processes” in the South Caucasus and Black Sea regions.
Nikoloz Samkharadze, the ruling Georgian Dream (GD) MP who chairs the Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee, told the Chairs of Foreign Relations Committees of the Parliaments of the European Union member states on Monday it was “crucial” the Union “demonstrates political will” and grants the country a candidate status.
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The ways of enhancing the strategic partnership between Georgia and Ukraine were discussed on Wednesday in a meeting between the Georgian Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee Chair Nikoloz Samkharadze and his Ukrainian counterpart Oleksandr Merezhko.
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