Georgian ex-President Mikheil Saakashvili said upon arrival to a session of the European Parliament (on ratification of the Georgia-EU Association Agreement) in Strasburg that the Georgian Foreign Ministry had nullified his passport, Interfax reports.He admitted that the problem had no impact on his arrival for the session.The Chief Prosecutor’s Office of Georgia started persecution of Saakashvili in July. He was put on the national wanted list. The Interpol has not put Saakashvili on the international wanted list, despite requests of Georgian prosecutors.
Georgian ex-President Mikheil Saakashvili said upon arrival at a session of the European Parliament (on ratification of the Georgia-EU Association Agreement) in Strasbourg that the Georgian Foreign Ministry had nullified his passport, Interfax reports.
He admitted that the problem had no impact on his arrival for the session.
The Chief Prosecutor’s Office of Georgia started prosecution of Saakashvili in July. He was put on the national wanted list. Interpol has not put Saakashvili on the international wanted list, despite the requests of Georgian prosecutors.
