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GEORGIA INTENDS INTENSIFYING RELATIONS WITH AZERBAIJAN
Trend
Oct 24 2012
Azerbaijan
A balanced regional policy to provide Georgia with the function to
unite Caucasian interest is contained in the government programme
entitled 'For a strong, democratic, united Georgia'.
It is being discussed by new members of the government in parliamentary
committees and factions.
The voting on new government staff will be held in Parliament on
October 25.
According to the programme, firstly Georgia intends to intensify
its relations with Azerbaijan, Armenia and Turkey to express the
Caucasian interests.
Georgia will also seek to establish a dialogue with Russia by using
the international mechanisms.
The future government stressed that the priorities of Georgia's foreign
policy is a desire to join the EU, the Euro-Atlantic orientation
and integration into NATO. Contributing to international military
operations is considered as one of essential components of protecting
national interests. The U.S is mentioned as Georgia's key ally in
the government's programme.
"Georgia with its peacekeeping policy will become a reliable and
predictable partner of the international community," the programme
said.
The future Georgian government thinks that one of the conditions to
facilitate a comprehensive settlement of the conflicts is strengthening
democratic institutions and public diplomacy.
"It is necessary to start the negotiations on security assurances,"
the new government's programme said. "Their mechanism must be created
in the format of the OSCE and the UN."
It is planned to change the principles of Abkhazia's and South
Ossetia's governments' activity operating in Tbilisi.
Earlier leader of the Georgian Dream coalition which won the recent
parliamentary elections, Bidzina Ivanishvili proposed candidates for
ministers in the new Georgian government.
Ivanishvili intends to become prime minister.
Trend
Oct 24 2012
Azerbaijan
A balanced regional policy to provide Georgia with the function to
unite Caucasian interest is contained in the government programme
entitled 'For a strong, democratic, united Georgia'.
It is being discussed by new members of the government in parliamentary
committees and factions.
The voting on new government staff will be held in Parliament on
October 25.
According to the programme, firstly Georgia intends to intensify
its relations with Azerbaijan, Armenia and Turkey to express the
Caucasian interests.
Georgia will also seek to establish a dialogue with Russia by using
the international mechanisms.
The future government stressed that the priorities of Georgia's foreign
policy is a desire to join the EU, the Euro-Atlantic orientation
and integration into NATO. Contributing to international military
operations is considered as one of essential components of protecting
national interests. The U.S is mentioned as Georgia's key ally in
the government's programme.
"Georgia with its peacekeeping policy will become a reliable and
predictable partner of the international community," the programme
said.
The future Georgian government thinks that one of the conditions to
facilitate a comprehensive settlement of the conflicts is strengthening
democratic institutions and public diplomacy.
"It is necessary to start the negotiations on security assurances,"
the new government's programme said. "Their mechanism must be created
in the format of the OSCE and the UN."
It is planned to change the principles of Abkhazia's and South
Ossetia's governments' activity operating in Tbilisi.
Earlier leader of the Georgian Dream coalition which won the recent
parliamentary elections, Bidzina Ivanishvili proposed candidates for
ministers in the new Georgian government.
Ivanishvili intends to become prime minister.