Georgian President Giorgi Margvelashvili said he is ready to meet with the Russian leadership if there is a mutual intention to hold such talks.
“Of course, we are ready to prepare such a meeting and if there is a political will coming not only from Georgia, but also from Russia… if there is an understanding that Georgia is not a Russian enemy but just wants to build friendly relations under the conditions of protection of its sovereignty, of course, such meeting will have sense… Diplomacy and policy is talking, not saber rattling,” Sputnik cited Margvelashvili as saying.
He also expressed hope that Russia and Georgia would manage to reach “the context of a strategic dialogue.” The Georgian authorities describe the current Georgian political line to Russia as a course of strategic patience.
