In the Black Sea resort, Czaputowicz was on Thursday scheduled to take part in a conference entitled “Georgia’s European Ways,” an event focusing on summing up the 10 years since the European Union launched its Eastern Partnership programme.
The Eastern Partnership, an initiative by Poland and Sweden, was formed in 2009 to forge closer political and economic ties between the EU and its eastern neighbours.
While in Batumi, Czaputowicz was expected to hold talks with Georgian Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani.
From there, Czaputowicz was scheduled to head to Moldova, where he was expected to meet top politicians.
(pk/gs)
Source: IAR