The Hungarian board took six Georgian citizens out of Afghanistan
Six Georgian citizens who were in Afghanistan and worked on the basis of private contracts in American companies were taken out of Kabul on a Hungarian plane. This is reported by the Georgian Foreign Ministry.
The agency notes that the removal of six citizens occurred on the basis of " active work of the Georgian side with the Hungarian side."
After the change of power in Afghanistan, 23 Georgian citizens remained in Kabul, employed in private companies: 17 people work in a Canadian company, six more — in an American one.
The Hungarian board took out those six Georgians who worked for an American company.
The Georgian Foreign Ministry emphasizes that together with the Prime Minister's administration, it continues to actively work on the issue of the export of Georgian specialists from Kabul.
Tbilisi is also waiting for permission to send a civilian aircraft from Georgia to Kabul.
"Taking into account the fragile security environment existing on the site and frequent and unpredictable changes, the agency is working in all directions to use the first opportunity to evacuate them.
Among other things, active work continues on sending an aircraft from Georgia to Afghanistan to evacuate Georgian citizens, however, as is known, according to the decision of the coalition, the movement of aircraft of other types, except military ones, is temporarily restricted at the Kabul airport, and after the appropriate permission is received, the board will be sent.
The Georgian side expresses its gratitude to Hungary for the assistance provided during the evacuation of Georgian citizens. Georgian Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani has already had a corresponding communication with his Hungarian counterpart, " the official information of the Georgian Foreign Ministry says.
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The Hungarian board took six Georgian citizens out of Afghanistan
Six Georgian citizens who were in Afghanistan and worked on the basis of private contracts in American companies were taken out of Kabul on a Hungarian plane. This is reported by the Georgian Foreign Ministry.
The agency notes that the removal of six citizens occurred on the basis of " active work of the Georgian side with the Hungarian side."
After the change of power in Afghanistan, 23 Georgian citizens remained in Kabul, employed in private companies: 17 people work in a Canadian company, six more — in an American one.
The Hungarian board took out those six Georgians who worked for an American company.
The Georgian Foreign Ministry emphasizes that together with the Prime Minister's administration, it continues to actively work on the issue of the export of Georgian specialists from Kabul.
Tbilisi is also waiting for permission to send a civilian aircraft from Georgia to Kabul.
"Taking into account the fragile security environment existing on the site and frequent and unpredictable changes, the agency is working in all directions to use the first opportunity to evacuate them.
Among other things, active work continues on sending an aircraft from Georgia to Afghanistan to evacuate Georgian citizens, however, as is known, according to the decision of the coalition, the movement of aircraft of other types, except military ones, is temporarily restricted at the Kabul airport, and after the appropriate permission is received, the board will be sent.
The Georgian side expresses its gratitude to Hungary for the assistance provided during the evacuation of Georgian citizens. Georgian Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani has already had a corresponding communication with his Hungarian counterpart, " the official information of the Georgian Foreign Ministry says.
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