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Article

Publication Date

5-19-2021

Publication Title

The Hill Times

Abstract

Canada had minimal presence or interest in Georgia—or the other countries of the South Caucasus, Armenia and Azerbaijan—in the waning days of the 20th century. Although having recognized all three countries after the dissolution of the Soviet Union, no Canadian embassies were established in the region, high-level diplomatic visits were rare, and economic or cultural outreach was minimal.

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Reproduced with the permission of The Hill Times.

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