Georgia, Latvia united by common European aspirations
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Agreement between Georgian and Latvian Interior Ministries on European aspiration was signed today in Tbilisi that reflects the desire of both countries to strengthen cooperation in regards of the European integration process.
Meanwhile, Georgian and Latvian Law enforcers will share experiences and best practices with each other in the fields of reform implementation and fight against organised crime.
Georgia’s Interior Minister Giorgi Mghebrishvili thanked his Latvian counterpart Richard Kozlowski for supporting Georgia’s Euro-integration and visaliberalisation processes.
We appreciate Latvia’s support for Georgia’s aspirations – to become a member of European and Euro-Atlantic community. Support from European Union member countries plays a big role in Georgia’s Euro-integration process,” said Mghebrishvili.
The Latvian Minister visited Georgia in order to attend the celebration of Police Day in the country.
Latvian President Raimonds Vejonis and his wife are paying a visit to Georgia.
Georgia’s rich history and vast tourism potential were put on display this week in Riga, Latvia, at the 24th International Travel Trade Fair ‘Balttour 2017’ – the largest and most important travel market in the Baltic States.
Georgia has showcased its unique wine and presented its rich winemaking history at two special events named ‘Wines of Georgia’ held in Estonia and Latvia this week.
A visa-free travel regime between Georgia and the European Union (EU) will strengthen economic and trade ties and enhance people-to-people relations, believes Latvia’s Foreign Minister Edgards Rinkevics.
Georgian and Latvian Defence Ministers met in Tbilisi today to discuss military issues, with the focus on total defence conception.
Georgia’s Parliament and Latvia’s Saeima, the two countries’ legislative bodies, have signed a partnership deal. The document was signed by Kobakhidze and the head of Saeima Inara Murniece.
Cooperation between Georgian and Latvian defence structures was discussed on Thursday in a meeting between major general Giorgi Matiashvili, the chief of the Georgian Defence Forces and brigadier general Egils Leščinskis, the commander of the Latvian National Guard.