From: MSN NicknameEagle_wng (Original Message) Sent: 11/22/2005 1:45 AM Abkhazia anxious with forcing of conditions in Galsky area 21.11.2005<O:P></O:P> The UN Secretary general special representative in Georgia Haidi Taliavini during a meeting with the minister for foreign affairs of Abkhazia Sergey Shamba presented the next package of proposals concerning the international security guarantees.
As IА REGNUM correspondent in Sukhum informed, Taliavini remarked that among the UN top management and the world community as a whole there was a concern connected to not solving of many questions braking the further productive process of settling the Georgian-Abkhazian conflict. In that connection the UN Secretary general special representative recommended the Abkhazian party to consider with greater attention offers proceeding from the United Nations. Haidi Taliavini asked to explain in that occasion some positions of the law on citizenship and the Abkhazian passports’ distribution.
In his turn Sergey Shamba noted that the peace-making process, despite of some negative statements, was moving ahead. So, lately they had managed to coordinate and reach realization in all directions of the Sochi agreement. It concerned registration of the refugees coming back to Galsky area, rehabilitation works in Ingur hydroelectric power station and monitoring of conditions of the railway site in Abkhazian territory. Working out of project of the document on the international guarantees not beginning war moved also ahead. At the same time, he stated concern in forcing of conditions, especially in Galsky area.
Georgian-Abkhazian peace process had been discussed on November, 21st both by the prime minister of Abkhazia Alexander Ankvab and the UN Secretary general special representative in Georgia Haidi Taliavini. That was informed in the press-service of the government of the republic to IА REGNUM.
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