EU Committee approves new special representative for South Caucasus

Nazrin Babayeva
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The European Union's Political and Security Committee has approved the nomination of a new EU Special Representative for the South Caucasus and Georgia.

Magdalena Grono is set to take on this crucial role, succeeding the current representative, Toivo Klaar.

The EU Committee has approved Grono's nomination.

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