Netherlands allocates €1mln for 5 NATO allies, including Georgia
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Netherlands has made a decision during the NATO Brussels summit to allocate €1mln to support self defence capabilities of Georgia, Ukraine, Jordan, Tunisia and Iraq, the Foreign Ministry of Netherlands has announced
With the contribution Netherlands invests for stability around Europe and for its own security,” the Foreign Ministry of Netherlands says.
Georgian Defence Minister Levan Izoria stated today that he expects further support from NATO after the July 11-12 summit of the alliance in Brussels.
Georgian Defence Minister Levan Izoria stated in Brussels today that Georgia will stand firm on its NATO route and will take all necessary steps for integration into the alliance.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has welcomed Georgian Prime Minister Mamuka Bakhtadze to NATO Headquarters today reiterating the alliance’s support for Georgia’s Euro-Atlantic aspirations at a joint briefing.
The Georgian Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani told lawmakers today that all the expectations of the government of Georgia have been met during the NATO summit over the past two days.
The NATO Brussels Summit today and yesterday condemned Russia’s illegal actions on the Georgian territory and vowed that the alliance will continue to work with the government of Georgia to prepare the country for the NATO membership.