Georgia: The Minister of State of Georgia, Tea Akhvlediani met ambassadors accredited to Georgia and representatives of international organizations on April 14, 2024, Sunday.
The meeting’s purpose was to discuss the implementation of the policies of reconciliation and inclusion, the results achieved, future visions, and specific ways of further cooperation.
The Minister of State stressed the importance of close and coordinated cooperation with international partners and thanked the Georgian government for their active involvement in implementing peace policy and for their firm support of Georgia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity in internationally recognized borders.
Tea Akhvlediani spoke about the challenges of the policy of reconciliation and inclusion, from using status-neutral, humanitarian tools and peace initiatives to a full-scale resolution of the conflict, aiming to create the conditions and prepare the appropriate foundation for a peaceful coexistence historically established between people artificially divided by war, based on mutual understanding and respect In the process of getting a life back.
The meeting focused on the progress and priorities of the peace initiative, “A step towards a better future—encouraging trade across dividing lines,” activities implemented and planned in this process, results achieved, and future visions for improving the socio-economic conditions of conflict-affected populations and artificially divided communities. Deepening cooperation and trust restoration based on common interests. He is setting a goal. A discussion was held during the meeting.
The ambassadors accredited to Georgia and representatives of international organizations positively assessed the activities of the Minister of State, Tea Akhvlediani, expressing their full readiness for further close cooperation. This positive feedback underscores the effectiveness of the meeting and the shared commitment to our common goals.
Tea Akhvlediani said, “Intense and close, coordinated cooperation with our strategic partners, representatives of the diplomatic corps accredited in Georgia and international organizations is one of the top priorities of the Ministry of State. At today’s meeting, we discussed the results of joint efforts, discussed current challenges and emerging trends.”Â
She also noted, “Despite the ongoing illegal occupation and its consequences, the Georgian government firmly and unabatedly continues the consistent and pragmatic implementation of the policy of reconciliation and inclusion, taking into account the needs and interests of the population affected by the conflict.”
“The international community once again emphasized its unambiguous and unshakable support for Georgia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity within internationally recognized borders, as well as its support for the implementation of policies aimed at restoring reconciliation and trust,” said the Minister of State Tea Akhvlediani.
