YEREVAN. – Georgia should have non-aligned position and close cooperation with Russia, primarily in economic terms, Georgian political analyst Badri Nachkebia said.

The analyst participated in the international conference “Eurasian choice 2014” held in a form of a space bridge. 

Despite the fact that he fully shared the idea that Georgia and Russia have good relationship, the Eurasian Union, in his opinion, at this stage will unlikely be something to strive for.

“There are many reasons in this term for Georgia, so many you can name at least unresolved territorial disputes. For us, these areas are not some part of the land, but a part of the country,” he said.

The analyst believes Georgia should seek “the golden mean”. At the moment every leader of Georgia must have special pragmatic approach, as the world came to a stage when a terrible conflict can be too close.