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GEORGIA WANTS TO SIMPLIFY CUSTOMS CONTROLS ON BORDERS WITH ARMENIA AND AZERBAIJAN
Tert.am
28.07.10
Georgia must try to simplify the movement through the border not
only with Turkey, but also with other countries in the region -
Armenia and Azerbaijan, Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili said
at a meeting with the employees of the Finance Ministry.
"We are facing a difficult negotiation, but I already have an
agreement with the Armenian side. We must work with the Azerbaijani
side to implement the integration of our systems to ensure that
our citizens do not suffer and their movement and the movement of
cargo is facilitated, which will strengthen economic development,"
APA quoted Saakashvili as saying.
He noted the successes that have been achieved during border movements
with Turkey. "On the one hand, we achieved what we do not need any line
or barriers with Turkey. We must do like in Europe and other civilized
countries. There must be a single checkpoint on the principle of
"one window" and the cars have to travel without barriers," said he.
From: A. Papazian
Tert.am
28.07.10
Georgia must try to simplify the movement through the border not
only with Turkey, but also with other countries in the region -
Armenia and Azerbaijan, Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili said
at a meeting with the employees of the Finance Ministry.
"We are facing a difficult negotiation, but I already have an
agreement with the Armenian side. We must work with the Azerbaijani
side to implement the integration of our systems to ensure that
our citizens do not suffer and their movement and the movement of
cargo is facilitated, which will strengthen economic development,"
APA quoted Saakashvili as saying.
He noted the successes that have been achieved during border movements
with Turkey. "On the one hand, we achieved what we do not need any line
or barriers with Turkey. We must do like in Europe and other civilized
countries. There must be a single checkpoint on the principle of
"one window" and the cars have to travel without barriers," said he.
From: A. Papazian