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History, present and possible future of the Georgian-Abkhaz dialogue. Video

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Future of the Georgian-Abkhaz dialogue

Giorgi Kanashvili and Paata Zakareishvili, conflictologist, former State Minister for Reconciliation and Civil Equality, and psychologist Marina Elbakidze – an active participant in the Georgian-Abkhaz civil dialogue, talk about its history and the possible future.

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