Stoltenberg to Pay a Two-Day Visit to Georgia
Reuters
The delegation of the North Atlantic Council, headed by the Secretary General of NATO Jens Stoltenberg on Wednesday is starting his two-day visit to Georgia to discuss issues of bilateral cooperation. This was announced by the Special Representative of the NATO Secretary General for South Caucasus and Central Asia James Appathurai, in an interview with "Rustavi-2", TASS reports.
"The visit of Secretary General in Tbilisi is a testament to the country's support to the Alliance," Appathurai said.
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