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LMC 2007

Democracy as an Exportable-Importable Commodity. II – Georgia

Democracy, Georgia

Speakers

Giorgi Baramidze

Vice Prime Minister and State Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration of Georgia.

Peter Semneby

Special Representative

Mart Laar

Former Prime Minister of Estonia

Mark Mullen

Transparency International, Chair

Moderator

Sir Garry Johnson

Chairman of the International Security Advisory Board

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