Within the visit, the Secretary General has opened the NATO week, as well as, has met with the Foreign Affairs Minister, Parliament Speaker and Vice Prime-Minister.

According to one of the initiatives, from the next year the National Examinations will be free of charge and this year, they will have to pay 40 GEL.

While most of the discussions during the OSCE meeting in Batumi focused on economic cooperation and energy security in the OSCE area, with a specific focus on the results achieved by Georgia over the last few years, an underlying issue was very much present in the room: the need to make concrete progress on the re-establishment of an OSCE Mission in Georgia.

“We consider Clinton’s decision regarding Georgian, so-called, neutral passports, as mistake”, - is said in the statement and the concern is expressed that with this step “the U.S. risks to collectively punish Abkhazian people”.

On June 16, in the village Tekla, Marneuli region, in Georgia, Azerbaijani and Armenian peacekeepers will met each-other and talk about recent tensed situation.

Expectations of the organizers of the demonstration was to see millions of people there, however, this expectionas was not justified.

The chairman of the Union of Georgians in Russia, Mikheil Khubutia, became a member of the National Council of Vladimir Putin.

He said if one day the world was re-created and the God asked Turkey which country it would like to have in neighbors, Turkey’s choice would be Georgia.

With a joint statement the puppet regimes of Abkhazia and Tskhivanili asked all the “subjects of international law” to refrain from useing the term “occupation” and “occupied territories” towards them.

Official Representative of Russian Foreign Ministry, Alexander Lukashevich says that Hillary Clinton’s support for a neutral passports issue does not create constructive atmosphere for the discussions scheduled today in Geneva.

The goal of the meetings is to discuss results of the Chicago Summit held on May 20-21 of the current year and future plans for Georgia’s integration to NATO.