State Minister for Reconciliation and Civil Equality of Georgia Ketevan Tsikhelashvili “Our policy of peace provides for 8 main objectives.” Implementation of a peaceful, coherent, pragmatic and principled policy is the main objective of the Government of Georgia and the strategic line of conflict resolution, which is focused on the restoration of integrity and the country development; Georgia’s p. [...] Therefore, the policy of the Government of Georgia is aimed at taking more dynamic and effective actions, reconciliation and confidence-building, improvement of the situation of the conflict-affected communities, transformation of the current situation and, consequently, creation of a firm basis for a peaceful and full-scale resolution of the conflict. [...] The policy of peace provides for 8 main objectives.” 8 objectives of the policy of peace: Objective 1: 1/4 Protection and provision of peace The Government of Georgia takes efforts in maintaining peace, neutralizing security risks and possible provocations, strengthening integrity and independence of the internationally recognized borders, and maintaining unwavering adherence to the European and E. [...] Objective6: Offering more services and opportunities in the state space of Georgia/easing access for residents of the occupied territories Even more steps will be taken and specific initiatives will be implemented to expand and simplify access of the population of Abkhazia and Tskhinvali region to the benefits and services created by the state for the rest of citizens of Georgia, and, at the same. [...] Objective7: Sharing the new opportunities and benefits arising from the formats of cooperation and rapprochement with EU and other partners The Government of Georgia takes effective steps in this direction, so that similar tothe population living in the controlled territory, the people living in Abkhazia and the Tskhinvali region/South Ossetia could feel the benefits and new opportunities related.
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