Personal Envoy of European Council President to Meet Political Parties again Today

    Christian Danielsson, personal envoy of European Council President Charles Michel will meet with representatives of political parties again today.

    Presently, he is meeting with the leaders of the opposition parties.

    Representatives of the National Movement, European Georgia, Lelo for Georgia, Strategy Builder, as well as Girchi and Girchi – More Freedom are present at the meeting.

    As Salome Samadashvili, a member of the United National Movement, said before the meeting, the fate of the talks depends on the position of the Georgian Dream at the meeting with the mediator and the opposition today.

    Charles Michel’s personal representative Christian Danielsson visited Georgia three days ago. He held several meetings with representatives of both the government and the opposition, and with the non-governmental sector.

    Consultations with the political parties with the involvement of the foreign mediator were underway all day yesterday.

    Notably, Christian Danielsson was supposed to leave for Brussels this morning, but the visit was extended for a day since no agreement between the government and the opposition could be reached in the ongoing EU-mediated negotiations.

    Christian Danielsson

    “We will continue to work to go even further. All parties were very involved in the process. It depends on the parties to reach an agreement,” Danielsson said.

    Charles Michel’s personal envoy arrived in Georgia on March 12 to relaunch dialogue among Georgia’s political parties.

    By Ana Dumbadze

    Source - georgiatoday.ge


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    #EU
    #DIPLOMACY
    #REGION

    15.03.2021 08:05





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