Polish, Georgian presidents to hold talks in Warsaw

The Polish and Georgian presidents, Andrzej Duda and Salome Zourabichvili, will meet in Warsaw on Tuesday for a round of talks to cover a wide range of issues, including bilateral relations and the Eastern Partnership programme. The two presidents will hold a tete-a-tete and attend plenary talks of both countries delegations after which they will hold a joint press conference. In the afternoon, the president of Georgia is scheduled to meet with the speakers of the Sejm and the Senate. Later on, Duda and Zourabichvili will take part in a debate entitled "Ten Years of Eastern Partnership, Lessons for Georgia and Poland."