Georgia strengthens security of Ganja gates
Foreign policy
- 09 February, 2022
- 11:07
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Measures have been strengthened to protect one of the gates of Ganja, kept in the Gelati monastery complex in Georgia, Report informs via Georgian media.
According to the media, four surveillance cameras and alarms were installed near the gate, and six police inspectors from Kutaisi were involved in the protection.
Azerbaijani Minister of Culture Anar Karimov told reporters on February 3 that returning the Ganja gates from Georgia to Azerbaijan was discussed. The next day, Georgian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mari Narchemashvili said that the issue of Ganja Gates was not on the agenda of bilateral contacts with Azerbaijan.
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