"In schools of Gali there are tutorials, which depicts the Russian bear torn to pieces Georgia and Abkhazia. Such an ideology is unacceptable for us!" - Khadjimba

"Closing the no. We need to talk about issues of concern to our state", - said President Raul Khajimba, opening the press conference with the media.

Sukhum. March 11th. Apsnipress. Asked by Apsnipress which projects on the agenda for the near future after the ratification of the Treaty with Russia on cooperation and strategic partnership, the President of Armenia confirmed: "The agreement is aimed at the implementation of projects in the sphere of economy, social security, border security, and others. There is a working group that already engaged in the development of relevant projects".

According to him, a special place among the other regions of the country is the Gali district, where the President is planning to go tomorrow to meet with the public. There will solve the problems of security, education, communication. Talking about education, Khadjimba emphasized that the situation requires urgent action: "I have seen tutorials, which depicts the Russian bear which torn to pieces Georgia and Abkhazia. Such an ideology is unacceptable for us! We need to change textbooks, write and publish new in Abkhazia. There are in the area and teachers who are paid on that side. This is reflected in the documents of international organizations. But suddenly to change the situation is not possible. It is therefore necessary to strengthen border security and create opportunities for the population of the social order", - said the head of state.

Responding to a reporter's of Apsnypress question about the promising for the region economic projects, Khadjimba said that, historically, it was an agricultural area, so today is not lost the relevance of projects such as breeding and processing of tea, vegetables and nuts. However, he reiterated the need for border control, as 10 to 15 thousand tons of walnut is transported to Georgia and the budget of the district, thus losing a significant portion of tax revenues.