Peace is not just the absence of war, but the opportunity for every child to grow up safely and build their future.
This was said by Georgia's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Maka Bokhorishvili, who spoke at the Paris Peace Forum.
She emphasized that Georgia, which has faced the consequences of wars and conflicts for the past three decades, fully understands the price of peace and security.
According to Bokhorishvili, conflict prevention remains one of the country's main national priorities.
Peaceful conditions allow us to focus on economic development, improving the welfare of citizens, investing in education and health and introducing new technologies.
"Our shared responsibility is to ensure that for future generations a world becomes a reality where every child, anywhere in the world, has the opportunity to grow up in a safe environment," said the foreign minister.
Duty Officer for Transcaucasia.