. Tomorrow the second session of the Armenian-Georgian inter-Governmental commission will start work in Yerevan. Discussion of items concerned with cooperation in the field of transportation, energetics, tourism, ecology and also the terms of refunding the debt of 4.4 million dollars for the electric power supplied by Armenia are on the agenda. Deputy State Secretary Koba Gvenetadze, who is the Co-Chairman of the commission, will head the delegation of Georgia. The delegation includes the representatives of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Transportation and Energy. Minister of Transportation and Communication Yervand Zakharian heads the Armenian delegation. In the end of the session, which will continue for two days, it is expected to sign a joint record.