Information, which was marked by the error, was taken from a Web page JICA, said Georgia-Online. According to the Deputy Ambassador of Japan to Georgia, "Japan's policy toward Georgia has not changed and it continues to support the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Georgia." Recall earlier today by Georgian journalists noticed on the website of the Japan International Cooperation Agency, the fact that Georgia was marked without Abkhazia and Tskhinvali region. At the same site notes that today some countries in the region is to remain in poverty, while the other – develops after the democratic revolutions. "The region is rich in natural resources, oil, gas and rare metals, for example, such as uranium. Against this backdrop, worldwide interest in the region is growing, resulting in the rehabilitation of roads and railways, as well as build a major gas pipeline "- the site says the agency. Immediately referred to the fact that the main problem of this region is unemployment.
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