Georgia, Polish FMs mull stability in South Caucasus
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- 30 March, 2022
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“My Polish counterpart Zbigniew Rau and I discussed the importance of peace and stability, which is a ground for development and long-term progress in the South Caucasus,” Georgian Foreign minister David Zalkaliani said at a joint press conference.
According to him, the escalation of the situation in the region affected security.
The FM also emphasized Georgian PM Irakli Garibashvili’s “Peaceful Neighborhood Initiative.”
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