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Jens Stoltenberg expects Progress in NATO-Georgia relationship

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Publish Time 2015-10-09 10:05:00 Update Time 2015-10-09 12:21:00

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The NATO expresses support to Georgia and expects progress in NATO-Georgia relationship. Jens Stoltenberg, General Secretary of NATO summed up NATO-Georgia commission sitting. 

“Georgia is on the right path, it is a valued partner and progress is evident,” Stoltenberg said. According to NATO Chief, work continues in protection of supremacy of law. 

He also reiterated support to the country’s sovereignty and claimed that Russia cannot change reality of international justice, and that Abkhazia and South Ossetia are inseparable parts of Georgia. 

NATO Secretary General thus answered a question of Ketevan Kardava, journalist of First Channel of Georgian Public Broadcaster (GPB). 
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