The Political Council of the Political Party «Apsny» addressed to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with the request to inform the participants of the Geneva Discussions on the position of the members of the Party concerning the intentions of the Scotland authorities to dismantle the memorial of the defenders of Abkhazia established in the city of Kilmarnock

The Public Chamber of Abkhazia appeals to the members of the Municipal Council of the Scottish city of Kilmarnock:

The Statement of the Republican Political party "Forum of National Unity of Abkhazia" relating to the dismantling of the monument in the Scottish city of Kilmarnock.

Baron Divavesi Waqa, the President of Nauru arrived at Abkhazia on a working visit on 12 November.

As it became known, at the initiative of the Georgian Ambassador to the UK Tamara Beruchashvili, the British authorities intend to dismantle the memorial in the Scottish city of Kilmarnock, established in memory of the Abkhaz warriors who died as a result of Georgia's aggression in 1992-1993.

The meeting of Kan Taniya, the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Abkhazia with Laila Omar Gad, the Head of the UNICEF Mission was in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Abkhazia on 10 November, 2017. The meeting was also attended by William Henlon, the Head of the UNICEF Office in Sukhum.

Daur Kove, the Head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Abkhazia participated in the international round table "Status of the unrecognized states and their relations with Israel" which took place in Tel Aviv University on 8 November, 2017.

Daur Kove, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Abkhazia congratulated Sergey Lavrov, the Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation on the Day of National Unity.

The meeting of Kan Taniya, the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Abkhazia with Tom Trier, the Political Adviser of the European Union Special Representative for the South Caucasus was held in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Abkhazia on November 2.

On October 27, 2017 during a government meeting, Georgy Kvirikashvili, the Georgian Prime Minister stated that the Georgian government intends to develop a special state program to protect and develop the Abkhaz language.