In Moscow created the foundation "Union of Russians and Georgians" - the former founder of sanctions of Georgia Otar Partskhaladze in Moscow held a presentation of the new foundation "Unity of Russians and Georgians", created by the former prosecutor of Georgia Otar Romanov Roman-Parthaladze. The event was hosted by Russian businessman Mamka Papia, who will launch the new organization. What will the fund do? According to the Russian media, the main goal of the organization is to develop relations between Russia and Georgia, as well as to promote the restoration of diplomatic relations between the two countries. Who is Otar Partskhaladze? Partskhaladze previously held the post of Prosecutor General of Georgia. In September 2023, the US imposed sanctions on him, which placed his ties to Russian intelligence agencies and the alleged use of Russian influence in Georgian politics. Diplomatic relations between Georgia and Russia were damaged in 2008 after the Russo-Georgian war. Despite the lack of diplomatic relations, trade, tourist travel and other economic contacts continue. Another organization appeared in Moscow, which openly declares its intention to seek a rapprochement between the two countries.

In Moscow created the foundation "Union of Russians and Georgians" - the former founder of sanctions of Georgia Otar Partskhaladze in Moscow held a presentation of the new foundation "Unity of Russians and Georgians", created by the former prosecutor of Georgia Otar Romanov Roman-Parthaladze. The event was hosted by Russian businessman Mamka Papia, who will launch the new organization. What will the fund do? According to the Russian media, the main goal of the organization is to develop relations between Russia and Georgia, as well as to promote the restoration of diplomatic relations between the two countries. Who is Otar Partskhaladze? Partskhaladze previously held the post of Prosecutor General of Georgia. In September 2023, the US imposed sanctions on him, which placed his ties to Russian intelligence agencies and the alleged use of Russian influence in Georgian politics. Diplomatic relations between Georgia and Russia were damaged in 2008 after the Russo-Georgian war. Despite the lack of diplomatic relations, trade, tourist travel and other economic contacts continue. Another organization appeared in Moscow, which openly declares its intention to seek a rapprochement between the two countries.