Upon receiving the information about the preparation of the medical evacuation from the Red Cross, the Central Government of Georgia immediately carried out the necessary procedures for the evacuation. It is noteworthy that the patient was in an extremely serious condition and died in the ambulance. Occupied Akhalgori has been closed for more than a year. The abolition of the so-called checkpoints has already claimed the lives of 16 people.  

Tea Akhvlediani expressed gratitude to international partners for the steady support of Georgia that gains particular importance against the challenges stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic  

According to Tea Akhvlediani, the State Minister for Reconciliation and Civic Equality, this fact is the result of joint efforts of Georgian state agencies and international partners.  

Participants stressed the value of the IPRM format, emphasized the importance of direct dialogue, and engaged in constructive discussions on the most pressing issues influencing stability and security on the ground.  

The purpose of the meeting was to obtain information on the situation in the occupied territories of Georgia for the 22nd Consolidated Report of the Secretary General of the Council of Europe  

“I got acquainted with the difficult situation on the occupation line in the villages of Gugutiantkari, Khurvaleti and Odzisi, where I also met with the local population. We also visited the families of our illegally abducted citizens Zaza Gakheladze and Khvicha Mghebrishvili, to whom we personally introduced the ongoing efforts of the Georgian authorities for their unconditional release  

The needs and visions of the civil integration process were discussed. The State Minister traveled to the Pankisi Gorge and met with locals, including elders, women council members, teachers, youth and civic activists, at the Duisi House of Culture

“The Government of Georgia is making regular and intensive efforts to prevent provocative and illegal actions along the dividing line