On March 16-17, the co-chairmen of Geneva talks on S. Caucasus security, Pierre Morel, Ante Turenen and Bulat Nurgaliev, will visit the Georgian capital of Tbilisi. As Georgia’s Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Nino Kalandadze told journalists, the aim of the visit is the clarification of the agenda of the tenth round of Geneva talks, due to start on March 30, reports Trend.
Kalandadze told journalists that, apart from Georgia, the co-chairmen will also visit Tskhinvali and Sukhumi.
“The maximum amount of information will be presented to them and we hope that the tenth round of the negotiations will be more successful than the previous ones,” Kalandadze said.
She also noted that Ante Turenen was visiting Georgia for the first time as the special representative of the UN secretary general.
