US President: Georgian independence, democracy inspires world
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"In a region that faces insecurity and outside pressure, Georgia has shown courage and determination in charting its own future”, United States President Donald Trump said in a letter sent to Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili.
Congratulating Georgia with its Independence Day on May 26 Trump said US will "continue to support that choice, as Georgian independence and democracy remain an inspiration to the world”.
The United States remains grateful for your sacrifices in Afghanistan, where Georgian troops serve bravely alongside US and international forces as part of NATO's important mission there. We also appreciate your partnership in the coalition to destroy the scourge of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria”, Trump said.
US President said "since independence, Georgia has emerged as a democratic leader and a contributor to global security”.
US also remains steadfast in supporting Georgia's sovereignty and territorial integrity within its internationally recognised borders. My administration and I look forward to continuing our work together to achieve peace, prosperity, and security for our two countries”, Trump said
He also said "the deep and enduring partnership" between US and Georgia, has no doubt "will continue to strengthen in the years to come”.
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