Представитель российского МИД Захарова об облегчении визового режима с Грузией

Министерство иностранных дел России ведет работу по облегчению визового режима для граждан Грузии, заявила на брифинге официальный представитель российского МИД Мария Захарова, отвечая на вопрос Sputnik Грузия.

"Народы наших двух стран (России и Грузии - ред.), люди, представители различных сфер, бизнеса, культуры, общественных организаций хотят ездить, хотят взаимодействовать друг с другом. Поэтому руководство министерства неоднократно говорило о том, что работа по облегчению визового режима между нашим станами ведется", - сказала Захарова в ходе брифинга.

источник: по материалам Sputnik Грузия

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