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So-called Tskhinvali court sentences illegally detained Georgian man to 3 years in prison

So-called Tskhinvali court sentences illegally detained Georgian man to 3 years in prison
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How to Optimize Online Meeting Communication and Collaboration

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New head of Georgia s gov t administration appointed

4 Feb in 15:40 Former Head of the Georgian National Security Council Kakhaber Kemoklidze will be the new head of the government administration. Kakha Kemoklidze has been working in our team for years. He is one of the worthy public servants and has a great experience in serving the country, Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia said after appointing Kemoklidze as the Head of the government Adminisration. Before appointing as the head of the administration, Kemoklidze was leading the National Security Council’s Office of Georgia, Agenda.ge reported. During 2018-2019 he held the position of the Director of Information-Analytical Department at the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia.

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Ghana s Aviation Sector; from an appendage to mainstream

It has been proven that the influence on local and regional economic activity extends well beyond the airport site. Better still, the location of airports influences the geographic distribution of industries and can be a significant factor in the decisions of certain industries to locate in a specific state or region. Tourism industries have also been shown to be sensitive to air travel access. Data indicate that access to air transport plays an increasingly important role in the ability of some high-technology industries, such as computers and electronics, to compete, and that the location of airport facilities influences the location of these industries.

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The 51st round of the Geneva International Discussions: UK statement

17 December 2020 The UK welcomes that the 51st Round of the Geneva International Discussions took place in person on 10-11 December. As the only international forum that brings together all sides from the conflict the GID plays a vital role in trying to achieve a resolution to this ongoing conflict. These discussions could make a real difference to the lives of those on all sides of the Administrative Boundary Lines. Therefore it is concerning that the 51st Round was the only round hosted in 2020. We are particularly concerned by the recent announcement of a programme to create a common socio-economic space between the Russian Federation and Georgia’s breakaway region of Abkhazia, in clear violation of Georgia’s internationally-recognised sovereignty over the region and further impeding the reconciliation of Georgia’s conflict-affected communities. We are also concerned by the ongoing borderisation activities particularly along the South Ossetia Administrative Boundary Line w

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