The EU Special Representative for the South Caucasus and the Armenian Foreign Minister reviewed the recent Sochi Presidential Summit at their meeting in Yerevan yesterday
Amongst the gloom of world economists Turkish officials were upbeat as they predicted 4% economic growth this year, and reported a swiftly increasing GDP per capita from some $3,000 in 2002 to around $10,000 last year.
Problems between Turkey and France have spilled over to the OSCE Minsk Process.The Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davitoglu has called for the removal of France from the Group Chairmanship or for Turkey to be added as the 4th co-Chair.
Armenia has recently been giving particular attention to its relations with the EU. The EU is seeking to sign Association Agreements with all the three South Caucasus countries, and sees this as the next step in the development of its relations with the region.
The Caucasus Enviromental NGOs Network (CENN) has written to the Georgian Ministries for Environmental protection, Energy and Natural Recources asking for more detailed information.