Chairman of the Georgian Parliament Irakli Kobahidze
Baku / 01.06.17 / Turan: Chairman of the Georgian Parliament Irakli Kobahidze hopes that the investigation into the case of the Azerbaijani journalist will be over soon.
"In connection with this case, we heard different versions. We have listened to the official version of the Azerbaijani side, as well as the version of the lawyer. On the part of the executive, a statement has been made and so far, an investigation will take place. Of course, the parliament will be connected to this process. In particular, we will have communication, and I hope that this matter will be fully clarified, and we are talking about," Irakli Kobakhidze said.-0-
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