Georgian President, Estonian Prime Minister meet in Tbilisi
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Georgia’s President Giorgi Margvelashvili is hosting Estonian Prime Minister Taavi Roivas at his Presidential Palace in Tbilisi today.
Earlier today the pair met and discussed the two countries' bilateral relations as well as the implementation of Georgia’s Association Agreement (AA) signed with the European Union (EU) on June 2014. At the meeting the leaders also discussed issues relating to Georgia’s occupied territories and about the current situation in Ukraine.
President Margvelashvili also paid special attention to Georgia's future prospects at the upcoming Eastern Partnership Summit in Riga.
Margvelashvili thanked Estonia for its support at last September's NATO Summit in Wales, where Georgia receive a special package of cooperation from the Alliance.
The Estonian official will be in Georgian for a two-day official visit. Before his meeting with President Margvelashvili, the Estonian PM attended the Georgian-Estonian Business Forum.
Georgia's Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili spoke positively of Georgia's progress, growing economy and opportunities for foreign investors at the Georgia-Estonian Business Forum today.
The Prime Minister of Estonia is pledging to support Georgia as it strives to get the green light to progress its plans for visa free travel with the European Union (EU) at the upcoming Riga Summit in May.
The President and Prime Minister of Georgia are congratulating Estonia on its Independence Day.
Georgia is preparing to host the president of Estonia Toomas Hendrik Ilves. Ilves will pay a two-day official visit to capital Tbilisi on June 2 and 3.
Estonia is ready to play the role of Georgia’s strong supporter as it progresses towards Euro-Atlantic integration.