NATO’s recently established Georgia committee will have its next session – to be its second – in Budapest, on the sidelines of an informal meeting of defence ministers of the organisation next week, NATO spokesman James Appathurai announced in Brussels on Wednesday.
The committee was set up following the Russia-Georgia conflict this summer, to demonstrate NATO’s support to Georgia.
The meeting is scheduled for October 10, while the first, founding session of the body was held in Tbilisi two weeks ago.
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It was actually the Georgia-Russia conflict,Georgia started it !!!!!
Love how journalism twists the truth to support the prevailing politics .
No Georgia in NATO or the EU,No Ukraine in NATO or EU—make a real working partnership with Russia and then we will have real peace .