Ukraine Charge d'affaires: Ambassador to resume duties in Tbilisi
During a briefing held at the Ukrainian Embassy, the Charge d'affaires said consultations between the Ambassador and the Ukrainian Government could take place in “a variety of formats”. Photo: 1tv.ge
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Andrei Kasyanov, the Charge d'affaires of Ukraine in Georgia, said on Tuesday he would “immediately inform” the Georgian Foreign Ministry about the resumption of the duties of Igor Dolgov, the Ambassador of Ukraine in Georgia.
Kasyanov made the comment after Rustavi 2 channel on Monday released footage of Dolgov at his residence in Tbilisi, following the Ambassador’s recall by the Ukrainian Government earlier this month.
During a briefing held at the Ukrainian Embassy, the Charge d'affaires said consultations between the Ambassador and the Ukrainian Government could take place in “a variety of formats”.
In times of war, the diplomacy moves away from the classicism. I can not reveal the peculiarities of diplomatic work, including the activities of our Ambassador during the war,” the Ukrainian diplomat told the press.
On March 1, Ukraine recalled its Ambassador for consultations, with President Volodymyr Zelensky citing the Georgian Government's refusal to allow volunteers in Georgia to take part in the war in Ukraine as the reason for the move.
Igor Dolgov, the Ambassador of Ukraine to Georgia, has been spotted in Tbilisi after his recall by the Ukrainian Government earlier this month, with Rustavi 2 channel releasing a footage showing the official in the capital city on Monday.
Ukraine is very grateful to the Georgian people and the country for the solidarity and support shown in “this difficult time”, Andrei Kasyanov, the Charge d'affaires of Ukraine in Georgia, said on Monday.
The Georgian Foreign Minister Zalkaliani reacted to Georgia's voting on a resolution on Aggression Against Ukraine at the 11th special session of the United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday with a message of support for the country under the ongoing Russian assault.
Georgia's stance on the ongoing war in Ukraine is "absolutely clear" to the country's Western partners, Georgian Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani said on Tuesday in an interview with TV Imedi.
Lasha Darsalia, the Deputy Foreign Minister of Georgia, met with Andrei Kasianov, the Charge d'affaires of Ukraine in Georgia, to talk about the bilateral relations between two countries on Saturday.
Andriy Kasianov, the charge d'affaires of Ukraine in Georgia, on Tuesday said the appointment of Ukraine’s new ambassador to Georgia “is on the agenda of bilateral relations”, following the recall of previous ambassador Igor Dolgov in March.