Hotmail  |  Gmail  |  Yahoo  |  Justice Mail
powered by Google
WWW http://www.JusticeForNorthCaucasus.com

Add JFNC Google Bar Button to your Browser Google Bar Group  
 
 
Welcome To Justice For North Caucasus Group

Log in to your account at Justice For North Caucasus eMail system.

Request your eMail address

eMaill a Friend About This Site.

Google Translation

 

 

Abkhazia Puts Focus Back On Homecoming

posted by FerrasB on June, 2007 as Abkhazia


From: MSN NicknameEagle_wng  (Original Message)    Sent: 7/21/2007 2:14 AM

19/07/2007

Abkhazia puts focus back on homecoming

Sukhum / Agency Caucasus - The Abkhazian administration places focus on homecoming from Diaspora over again after earlier official attempts failed to meet expectations.

The Abkhazian Parliamentary Committee for Return held a meeting in an effort to draw up a newer official program of encouragement for future returns from Diaspora.

The committee meeting promoted a proposal to meet the needs prior to the settling of Abazins as a whole.    

Words of support for anyone who wants to return to Abkhazia came from the Parliament Speaker Nugzar Ashuba when he proposed that further work with schooling both at college and university levels should be developed.

Soner Gogua, an Abkhazian member of the parliament of Turkish descent, who acts as head of the committee, was heard to place emphasis on the need to provide accommodation as well as employment for returnees.

Information about returnees came from Anzor Mukba, Head of the State Committee for Demography and Return. He quoted a total of 571 families as being officially accommodated from 2005 to 2007. Those families include the Abkhazians who came both from and Batum, and the Abazins who came from Karachay-Cherkessia, Kabardino-Balkaria and . A group of 282 people switched in 2005 to Abkhazian citizenship, 1246 in 2006 and 122 in 2007.

Most returnees are seeking a place to occupy in the capital city of  Sukhum .

Returnees have to agree not to sell their houses for the next 15 years if they want to be officially accommodated.   

One of the participants at the committee meeting was Sergei Shamba, Foreign Minister of Abkhazia. He delivered to other participants some information both about the Georgian Group of Friends meeting at the headquarters of United Nations (UN) Secretary General and his talks with several officials about Abkhazian Diaspora.

A returnee of Turkish descent captured in Tbilisi

Gogua asked Shamba for help with the release of a returnee of Abkhazian citizenship when he spoke about an incident in which Georgian front guards arrested members of a crew on a Turkish vessel while it was carrying coal from Abkhazia. KU/ÖZ/FT

 
http://www.ajanskafkas.com/haber,16365,detay.htm

comments (0)


1 - 1 of 1



 RSS FEED


New Posts



Search ABKHAZIA



Abkhazia



Archive


 january 2014

 november 2013

 december 2012

 september 2012

 august 2012

 may 2012

 march 2012

 january 2012

 july 2011

 june 2011

 may 2011

 april 2011

 january 2011

 december 2010

 november 2010

 october 2010

 september 2010

 august 2010

 july 2010

 june 2010

 april 2010

 march 2010

 february 2010

 january 2010

 december 2009

 november 2009

 october 2009

 september 2009

 august 2009

 july 2009

 june 2009

 may 2009

 april 2009

 march 2009

 february 2009

 january 2009

 december 2007

 november 2007

 october 2007

 september 2007

 august 2007

 july 2007

 june 2007

 may 2007

 april 2007

 march 2007

 february 2007

 january 2007

 december 2006

 november 2006

 october 2006

 september 2006

 august 2006

 july 2006

 june 2006

 may 2006

 april 2006

 march 2006

 february 2006

 january 2006

 december 2005

 november 2005

 october 2005

 september 2005

 august 2005

 july 2005

 june 2005

 may 2005

 april 2005

 march 2000









Acknowledgement: All available information and documents in "Justice For North Caucasus Group" is provided for the "fair use". There should be no intention for ill-usage of any sort of any published item for commercial purposes and in any way or form. JFNC is a nonprofit group and has no intentions for the distribution of information for commercial or advantageous gain. At the same time consideration is ascertained that all different visions, beliefs, presentations and opinions will be presented to visitors and readers of all message boards of this site. Providing, furnishing, posting and publishing the information of all sources is considered a right to freedom of opinion, speech, expression, and information while at the same time does not necessarily reflect, represent, constitute, or comprise the stand or the opinion of this group. If you have any concerns contact us directly at: eagle@JusticeForNorthCaucasus.com


Page Last Updated: {Site best Viewed in MS-IE 1024x768 or Greater}Copyright © 2005-2009 by Justice For North Caucasus ®