Ambassadorial continues in Tbilisi, hotel “Radisson”. The first part of the meetings on the second day will be addressed to the issues connected to the occupied regions of Georgia, security and territorial integrity of the country.

Within the visit the Senators will hold meetings with the President and other government officials.

Georgia will be visited by NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen today. According to the Deputy Foreign Minister Nino Kalandadze, Rasmussen will take part in Ambassadorial, which will be held in Georgia on 5-7 September.

On the question – is there democracy in Georgia? – 42% of respondents answered positively and the answer of 40% was “no”.

In the research conducted by NDI, there was a question: would you support the call of Ivanishvili for coming out to the streets? 16% of respondents said they would support, 62% gave negative answer and 18% said they do not know.

The “National Movement” list representative Zurab Jafaridze calls on the leader of the coalition “Georgian dream” Bidzina Ivanishvili to refrain from besmirching Georgian image.

Within the visit, the Premier has already met with French Interior Minister Manuel Valls. On the meeting the sides agreed on concrete plans and continuation of cooperation.

Georgian foreign policy priorities and objectives, including tasks of ensuring territorial integrity and sovereignty consolidation, the process of integration into European and Euro-Atlantic institutions, bilateral and multilateral relations, economical, cultural and humanitarian diplomacy issues, will be discussed on the ambassadorial.

“United National Movement” welcomes the statement of the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, European Commission Vice-President Catherine Ashton and Commissioner Stefan Fule regarding Georgia-EU relations and upcoming elections.

According to the information existed, two international documents will enter the Bureau meeting for ratification today.

Prime-Minister will hold talks with European Council president Herman Van Rompuy and the Commissioner for EU enlargement and neighborhood policy affairs, Stefan Fule.