Georgian media reports that new members of the government in parliamentary committees and factions discussed a new government program entitled ‘For a strong, democratic, united Georgia’ for a balanced regional policy to provide Georgia with the function to unite Caucasian interests.
The voting on new government staff will be held in Parliament on October 25.
According to the program, firstly Georgia intends to intensify its relations with Azerbaijan, Armenia and Turkey to express the Caucasian interests.
Georgia will also seek to establish a dialogue with Russia by using the international mechanisms.
The future Georgian government thinks that one of the conditions to facilitate a comprehensive settlement of the conflicts is strengthening democratic institutions and public diplomacy.
“It is necessary to start the negotiations on security assurances,” the new government’s program said adding “Their mechanism must be created in the format of the OSCE and the UN.”
It is planned to change the principles of Abkhazia’s and South Ossetia’s governments’ activity operating in Tbilisi.
