Tbilisi hosts event on regional parliamentary cooperation
By Nazrin Gadimova
The second phase of the Parliamentary Cooperation of the South Caucasus (SCPC) kicked off in the Georgian capital Tbilisi on July 7-8 at the initiative of the Committee for European Integration at the parliament of Georgia.
The event aimed to bring together officials of the parliaments of Georgia, Azerbaijan and Armenia who are working on the issues of the Euro-Neighbourhood East Parliamentary Assembly (Euronest), and to increase their level of knowledge.
Chairman of the Committee on European Integration Victor
Dolidze, Georgia's
State Minister for Euro-Atlantic Integration Alexi Petriashvili, EU
Ambassador to Georgia Philip Dimitrov, Chief Specialist of the
Committee on European Integration Ekaterine Kardava, and the
representative of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation in the South
Caucasus opened the event on July 7.
Representatives of the Committee on European Integration, seven public servants of the parliaments of Azerbaijan and Armenia, experts, presidents of the Georgian Employers' Association and the Federation of Consumers are in attendance.
SCPC was held with the support of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation's office in Georgia.
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