Georgia becomes vice-chairman of UN General Assembly's session
By Mushvig Mehdiyev
Georgia has became the vice-chairman of the United Nations General Assembly's 69th session, the Georgian Foreign Ministry reported on September 24.
"Georgia will take the vice-chairman seat for one year. It takes part in the development of the General Assembly's agenda and issues together with the President of the Assembly. The head of Georgia's mission in the UN, Kakha Imnadze, takes a seat at the presidium and holds separate meetings," the Ministry said.
The Georgian delegation, which attends the 69th session of UN General Assembly, is headed by country's Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili. He has already taken part at the Summit on climate, as well as at the 29th special session of the UN General Assembly.
Georgia joined the United Nations Organization on July 31, 1992. Former Soviet Union country announced its independence after collapse of the USSR and joined the world's largest organization as an independent state.
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