Georgian President Georgi Margvelashvili will take part in the 27th International Economic Forum, which will be held in the Polish city of Krynica-Zdrój on September 5-7. The first plenary session of the heads of states, representatives of governmental and parliamentary delegations and business sectors from different countries will be held today.
The press service of the Georgian president's administration reported that Margvelashvili will deliver a speech at the plenary session of the forum and "focus on deepening political and economic cooperation, the importance of relations between the European Union and Georgia, the challenges facing the European Union, and the importance of its expansion". He will also talk about the Georgian-Polish partnership and maximum use of opportunities for deepening the cooperation through intensifying visits at a high level, Sputnik-Georgia reports.
