Georgian President will outline nation’s priorities, challenges at UN, says Georgia’s UN Ambassador

David Bakradze, the Georgian Ambassador to the United Nations, on Thursday said the Georgian President Mikheil Kavelashvili would introduce the country's priorities to the international community at the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly, as well as share the challenges and achievements that Georgia had.

As Bakradze announced, after his speech at the UN General Assembly session Kavelashvili would meet with United Nations Secretary General António Guterres.

“The Georgian President will introduce the priorities of our country to the international community, share the challenges that Georgia faces and the achievements that Georgia has had in ensuring peace and stability in a region full of challenges, as well as in economic progress”, the Georgian Ambassador said.

“A meeting will be held today with the United Nations Secretary General, who always highly appreciates Georgia’s commitment to the principles of the United Nations. The President of Georgia will have the opportunity to share with the Secretary General information on the current human rights situation in Georgia’s Russian-occupied regions. We will once again receive strong support for the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Georgia”, he concluded.