More of the international community is positively assessing Saturday’s Parliamentary Elections in Georgia.
Sweden's Minister for Foreign Affairs Margot Wallstrom went on Twitter to congratulate the country on the successful vote.
Positive that Georgia’s elections were well-administered,” she wrote on Twitter, adding she was looking forward to continued cooperation within Georgia’s EU integration process.
Positive that Georgia’s elections were well-administered. Look forward to continued coop within GE's EU integration. https://t.co/Iu5BnhW5Bs
— Margot Wallström (@margotwallstrom) 10 October 2016
Lithuania’s Foreign Minister Linas Linkevicius also praised Georgia in a comment on his Twitter feed.
With final votes of Georgia elections 1st round in, I salute determination of Georgian people and Government to walk the path of stable and functioning democracy,” he wrote.
W final votes of #Georgia elections 1st round in, I salute determination of GEO people&gov 2 walk the path of stable &functioning democracy.
— Linas Linkevicius (@LinkeviciusL) 11 October 2016
On Saturday, October 8, Georgian citizens voted to elect the 150-seat Parliament of Georgia, 77 members through party lists and 73 in the majoritarian districts.