EU Parliament members support Georgia’s European integration
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The members of the European Parliament (EP) have positively assessed Georgian Foreign Minister Mikheil Janelidze’s speech at the Committee of Foreign Affairs today where he called Georgia one of the strongest EU enthusiast countries.
The fact that you have made the main emphasise on the welfare of the Georgian people is one of the reasons for your success”, MEP Clare Moody said.
She once again reiterated that the majority of EP members strongly support Georgia’s territorial integrity.
Another MEP Laima Andrikiene believes "European integration is not only the foreign policy goal but also a distinct priority of domestic policy”.
Rebecca Harms shares her opinion about Georgia after Minister Janelidze's address to the Committee. Photo by MFA Georgia.
MEP Rebecca Harms said everyone appreciates the progress Georgia has gone through in recent years.
I think our main obligation during the autumn session will be to explain to the European citizens that the association agreement is the part of our security strategy”, she said.
Harms said the successful implementation of the association agreement aims at ensuring security and stability in entire EU.
Foreign Minister Janelidze was paying a two-day visit to Brussels. Within his visit Janelidze addressed members of the European Parliament at the Committee on Foreign Affairs and met with different political groups.
Georgia’s Foreign Minister Mikheil Janelidze began his today’s speech at the Committee of Foreign Affairs of the European Parliament (EP) by saying that he was proud to represent one of the strongest EU enthusiast countries.
Vice President of European Parliament Ryszard Czarnecki said Georgia holds an important place in the European family and is an essential part of the European culture, history and civilisation.
Georgian parliament will host international parliamentary an conference: EU and Partners – Embracing Diversity for Stronger Unity on December 4–5 to discuss integration with the European Union as a framework for promoting internal reforms, pointing out the benefits and challenges associated with the EU-inspired transformation.
Georgia’s Foreign Minister Mikheil Janelidze has stated that Georgia has more significant goals with the EU than the association process.
Georgia has welcomed the reinforced defence cooperation of 25 EU states through the establishment of the Permanent Structured Cooperation. Georgian Vice Prime Minister, Foreign Minister Mikheil Janelidze praised the move in a tweet today.
Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili hosted European parliament members at the government administration today. Welcoming the Georgian reforms, the MEPs expressed their unanimous support towards the country’s progress on its path to Euro-integration.