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PM meets new head of EUMM, discusses role of the monitoring mission

by Georgia Today
March 10, 2023
in Politics
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PM meets new head of EUMM, discusses role of the monitoring mission

Irakli Garibashvili, Prime Minister of Georgia, met Dimitrios Karabalis, new Head of the European Union Monitoring Mission (EUMM) in Georgia today.

The PM congratulated the diplomat on his appointment at the introductory meeting and wished every success in his future endeavors.

The rRole of the monitoring mission, as one of the international mechanisms existing on the ground, was highlighted in ensuring regional security and peace.

Garibashvili and Karabalis discussed the grave conditions existing in the occupied regions of Georgia, as well as those along the occupation line in terms of the security environment, and humanitarian and human rights situation.

The Prime Minister of Georgia reiterated the commitment assumed by the Government of Georgia towards a peaceful conflict resolution policy.

The discussion also touched on the security environment and challenges faced within the region and around the world.

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