Monday, 03 October 2005

GEORGIA IS UNANIMOUSLY SUPPORTING KAZAKHSTAN IN HOLDING THE CHAIR OF THE OSCE IN 2009

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Georgia is unanimously supporting Kazakhstan in holding the chair of the OSCE in 2009, Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili stated at the press conference in Tbilisi. Kazakhstan’s participation in the solving international problems may play a decisive role, the Head of Georgia stressed. I am confident that Kazakhstan’s holding chair of the OSCE is of great importance for us and for the whole region as well.
Georgia is unanimously supporting Kazakhstan in holding the chair of the OSCE in 2009, Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili stated at the press conference in Tbilisi. Kazakhstan’s participation in the solving international problems may play a decisive role, the Head of Georgia stressed. I am confident that Kazakhstan’s holding chair of the OSCE is of great importance for us and for the whole region as well. Besides, the organization itself will get a ‘second wind’, the Head of the Parliament of Georgia Nino Burdzhanadze noted at the meeting with kazakhstani leader. (www.akorda.kz)
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