格鲁吉亚政府在协调理事会（这是联合国在格鲁吉亚阿布哈兹主导的和平进程机构，由冲突中的格鲁吉亚一方和阿布哈兹一方，以及联合国秘书长之友小组：法国、联合王国、美国、德国、俄罗斯组成）议程中列入了核材料安全问题。随后，格鲁吉亚方面和阿布哈兹方面签署了《解决苏呼米物理研究所和其他组织的放射性废物问题第三工作组决议》（见附件）。该决议建立了一个合作框架，具体要求编制放射性来源和废物清单，提供临时安全措施，直到这些放射性物质永久储藏地点安排妥当。尽管该决议目标并不宏大，但决议的执行仍需要国际原子能机构提供技术和财政援助。
The Government of Georgia brought the issue of safety of nuclear materials into the agenda of Coordinating council (organ of the UN-led peace process in Abkhazia, Georgia, composed of the Georgian and Abkhaz sides to the conflict and the Group of Friends of the UN Secretary-General, namely France, United Kingdom, United States, Germany, Russia). Consequently the Georgian and Abkhaz sides signed Resolution of Working Group III Regarding Radioactive Waste on the Territory of Sukhumi Physical Institute (SPTI) and other Organizations (see annex). The Resolution sets out a framework for cooperation that entail inter alia creation of roster of radioactive sources and waste and provides for temporary safety measures until the permanent storage area for these radioactive substances is arranged. Notwithstanding modest objectives of the Resolution the technical and financial assistance of the International Atomic Energy Agency remains crucial for its implementation.