Премьер-министр Грузии Георгий Квирикашвили
We Acknowledge This Was Very Serious Failure � Giorgi Kvirikashvili about Mukhtarli�s Case
Baku /21.12.17/Turan: "We acknowledge that this was a very serious failure," the Georgian PM Giorgi Kvirikashvili said about Afghan Mukhtarli"s case.
The Prime Minister has been asked about the case of the Azeri journalist Afghan Mukhtarli at the meeting with the parliamentary minority. Elene Khoshtaria, member of European Georgia delivered greetings from Afghan Mukhtarli to Giorgi Kvirikashvili and read the testimony where the journalist describes how he was kidnapped from Georgia.
According to the Prime Minister"s assessment, this is a very serious failure and this should not have happened.
"This issue is investigated as you know and I agree that this is a very difficult issue and we also acknowledge that it was a very serious failure. No matter what has happened, however, the truth has not been finalized yet. But the fact is that it is a very big failure. I believe that the reaction of our government, to dismiss the head of the Counterintelligence Service and the head of the Border Police was absolutely adequate. Their guilt is not confirmed yet but they have taken political responsibility for this case," Giorgi Kvirikashvili said. -06D--
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