Deputy Foreign Minister of Georgia Khatuna Totladze Addresses the UN Security Council Open Debate on Women, Peace and Security  

On 27 October 2026, Deputy Foreign Minister of Georgia Khatuna Totladze delivered a statement at the United Nations Security Council’s annual open debate on Women, Peace and Security.

In her statement, the Deputy Foreign Minister reaffirmed Georgia’s strong commitment to the Women, Peace and Security agenda and the implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1325.

Khatuna Totladze drew attention to the ongoing occupation of Georgia’s Abkhazia and Tskhinvali regions by the Russian Federation and its impact on women and girls living in the occupied regions and along the occupation line, as well as on internally displaced women and girls. 
She underscored the importance of protecting their rights and ensuring women’s full and meaningful participation in peacebuilding.

The Deputy Foreign Minister also highlighted the increased participation of women in the peace and security sector, as well as the national action plans adopted by the Government of Georgia since 2012 to advance the Women, Peace and Security agenda. She further noted that a new National Action Plan for 2027–2028 is currently being developed.

In conclusion, Khatuna Totladze reaffirmed Georgia’s commitment to continuing its cooperation with the United Nations and international partners to advance the effective implementation of the Women, Peace and Security agenda.