Georgian prime minister due in Armenia Wednesday

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15.02.2011, 19:10

A Georgian government delegation led by prime minister Nika Gilauri is due in Armenia February 16, on a one-day working visit, the Armenian government press office told ARKA.

YEREVAN, February 15, /ARKA/. A Georgian government delegation led by prime minister Nika Gilauri is due in Armenia February 16, on a one-day working visit, the Armenian government press office told ARKA.

It said in Yerevan the Georgian prime minister will be received by president Serzh Sargsyan and will have talks with his counterpart Tigran Sarkisian. -0-

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