Next round of Geneva Talks to be held on Novemeber 11th

2009-09-18 11:37

In the course of the 8th round the sides intend to discuss the final variant of the document on security provision mechanisms, in detail describing measures to ensure security in South Caucasus.

According to the Georgian side, no agreement on the document was reached in the course of the 7th round. The EU representative, Pierre Morel, mentioned that more important thing were discussed - stability and humanitarian aid provision, also specific mechanisms to prevent incidents.

Geneva Talks started in October 2008, and the only result of the previous meetings was a document with proposals on joint incident prevention and response in Georgia, Abkhazia and South Ossetia.

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