Preparatory work for the NATO Summit planned to be held on 11-12 Jul, in Brussels was discussed at the Security Council meeting last night.
"Our goal is for Georgia’s progress on the way to membership to be properly recognised at the summit. We have discussed several options as to what kind of recognition we need in order to become more closer to NATO, to our final goal,” PM Giorgi Kvirikashvili said after the meeting.
As the President of Georgia Giorgi Margvelashvili said, the country has made progress and this needs to be recognised.
"26th of May gives us a very important platform before the summit to express our joint position - high level delegations will be visiting Georgia and this gives us an interesting platform for work,” President Margvelashvili said.
The other topics discussed at the Security Council meeting included threats coming from the Russian Federation and its influence on the country’s security and defense, the increase of US and other partners’ support, as well as reforms in Georgia’s defense policy.