Georgian Vice PM meets EU commissioner, discusses new initiative to carry out additional projects in Georgian regions
The sides discussed the future steps to take in the direction of European integration. Photo: Ministry of Infrastructure.
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Vice Prime Minister Maia Tskitishvili has met with Johannes Hahn, the European Commissioner for European Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations and discussed a new initiative to choose Georgian focus regions and carry out new projects based on their needs.
The sides also discussed EU-Georgian relations, Georgian ongoing reforms, the education sector and political situation.
Hahn made note of successful Georgian development, relations with the EU and huge progress in the country in recent years.
The meeting was taking place in the headquarters of the EBRD, in London, England today. Photo: Ministry of Infrastructure.
At the meeting, European support was also noted which is reflected in many projects carried out in Georgia with the support of the European Union.
The sides also discussed the future steps to take in the direction of European integration.
The meeting was carried out in the framework of the EBRD Eastern Partnership (EaP) Investment Summit taking place in the headquarters of the EBRD, in London, England today.
Georgian Vice Prime Minister Maia Tskitishvili is taking part in the EBRD Eastern Partnership (EaP) Investment Summit taking place in the headquarters of the EBRD, in London, England on November 22.
The countries of the Eastern Partnership have created a catalogue of ongoing projects in need of investments, which will enable investors from the EU to examine the projects in detail, Deputy Minister of Economy Genadi Arveladze stated yesterday at a briefing.
Ten years have passed since the creation of the EU Eastern Partnership format, uniting six Eastern European countries: Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Moldova and Ukraine to support democracy, prosperity and stability in the region.
The Eastern Partnership (EaP) ministerial was held in Luxemburg yesterday, where Georgian Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani once again emphasized that his country’s ultimate goal is EU membership.