Федерика Могерини прибыла с её первым официальным визитом в Грузию.

Верховный представитель Европейского союза по иностранным делам и политике безопасности, Федерика Могерини, находится с её первым официальным визитом в Грузии.

Как ожидается, она встретится с президентом Маргвелашвили, премьер-министром Гарибашвили, министром иностранных дел Георгией Квирикашвили, спикером парламента Давидом Усупашвили, лидерами парламентских фракций и представителями гражданского общества и также примет участие в международной конференции по Достижению гендерного равенства, которая проводится в столице Грузии, в Тбилиси.

Также сообщается, что Могерини совместно с Миссией Наблюдателей ЕС в Грузии побывает на административной границе, которая отделяет Южную Осетию от остальной Грузии. Кроме того, как сообщают некоторые СМИ, одним из ключевых вопросов во время визита будет развитие событий вокруг телеканала "Рустави-2" и плюрализм в средствах массовой информации.

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам агентств.

фото: Верховный представитель Европейского союза по иностранным делам и политике безопасности, Федерика Могерини, на конференции по вопросам гендерного равенства, проходящей в Тбилиси, 10 ноября 2015 года. Любезно предоставлено МИД Грузии.

 

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