Archive - 21/7/2025

South Ossetian Prime Minister Konstantin Dzhussoev noted the importance of the upcoming first International Economic Forum and called on the organizing committee to approach its responsibilities with the utmost responsibility.

The event will be holding on September 18-20 and will be aimed at developing international economic cooperation between South Ossetia and foreign partners, the government press service reports.

In preparation for the first International Economic Forum — a landmark event for South Ossetia — the National Bank is closely cooperating with the Russian state development corporation VEB.RF, the head of the financial institution Soslan Bekoev has noted at the press conference in Tskhinval.

According to him, the meetings with the management of the Russian corporation were held at various venues, including the Caucasus Investment Forum and the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.

Now the parties have begun the practical implementation of joint events.

The situation on the border of South Ossetia with Georgia remains stable, calm and predictable, Egor Kochiyev, the head of the South Ossetian delegation in the IPRM format, told journalists after the meeting in the village of Ergnet.

"Since the previous meeting, a minimal number of violations of the state border, violations of the Republic's airspace by unmanned aerial vehicles have been recorded," he said.

According to him, over the past period, there have been no violations by the Georgian police or representatives of the European Union observer mission.

Two cases of violation of South Ossetia's airspace by Georgia have been recorded since the previous meeting within the framework of the Incident Prevention and Response Mechanisms (IPRM), the head of the South Ossetian delegation in the IPRM format, Yegor Kochiev, told journalists after the meeting in the village of Ergnet.

"On the same day, drones were sent towards Tskhinval twice," Yegor Kochiev said. "However, as far as I know, the signals were suppressed, and these devices turned around and flew back."

Two cases of violation of South Ossetia's airspace by Georgia have been recorded since the previous meeting within the framework of the Incident Prevention and Response Mechanisms (IPRM), the head of the South Ossetian delegation in the IPRM format, Yegor Kochiev, told journalists after the meeting in the village of Ergnet.

"On the same day, drones were sent towards Tskhinval twice," Yegor Kochiev said. "However, as far as I know, the signals were suppressed, and these devices turned around and flew back."