Georgian Deputy FM David Jalagania believes the abolition of the post of EU special representative in the South Caucasus is, for the present, an issue discussed within the EU.
Georgia does not believe any serious changes will take place this year.
Jalagania said that Georgia is keeping track of the process, without seeing any ground for concern yet.
Last week EU Commissioner Catherine Ashton did not ruled out the abolition of the post of EU special representative in the South Caucasus.
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