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Georgia to continue pursuing pragmatic policy towards Russia, prime minister says

Irakli Kobakhidze announced on Monday that he had appointed Kadzhai, who used to head the Georgian Interests Section at the Swiss Embassy in Moscow, to be his new special envoy for relations with Russia

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Georgian PM: Gov t wants to continue pragmatic policy with Russia to maintain peace

Georgian PM: Gov t wants to continue pragmatic policy with Russia to maintain peace
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Georgian government will maintain pragmatism in relations with Russia

Tbilisi, Mar 12 (Prensa Latina) The Georgian authorities will continue to apply a pragmatic policy in their relations with Russia in order to maintain peace in their country, Prime Minister Irakli Kobajidze declared.

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PM s former Russia envoy: more exports, including to Russia, will benefit country

<p>Zurab Abashidze, the former Special Representative of the Georgian Prime Minister in Relations with Russia, on Monday said more domestic products being exported to countries, including Russia, would benefit the country.</p>

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