US Ambassador Hutchison: NATO-Georgia partnership plays key role in maintaining regional security
Kay Bailey Hutchison (middle) meets with Georgian officials in the Black seaside town of Batumi. Photo: Ambassador Hutchison's Twitter account
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The United States Ambassador to NATO Kay Bailey Hutchison spoke with Georgian reporters today about the key role that the partnership between Georgia and NATO plays in maintaining regional security.
On the sidelines of NAC meetings here in ???????? I spoke with local reporters about the key role Georgia’s partnership with @NATO plays in maintaining regional security. We value our cooperation with Georgia and their important contributions to #NATO operations & missions. pic.twitter.com/mO1bK1TddB
— Ambassador Hutchison (@USAmbNATO) October 3, 2019
Ambassador Hutchison is visiting Georgia together with the North Atlantic Council (NAC), which is the principal political decision-making body of NATO.
The NAC delegation is composed of 29 Ambassadors of NATO member states and is led by the NATO Deputy Secretary General Rose Gottemoeller.
I'm pleased to meet w/ our Georgian partners in ???????? this week alongside my fellow @NATO Ambassadors. As we work to maintain our strong relationship through the #NATO - #Georgia Commission, our Alliance stands by its full support of ????????’s sovereignty & territorial integrity. pic.twitter.com/LN5RSp8Llt
— Ambassador Hutchison (@USAmbNATO) October 3, 2019
Gottemoeller chaired the NATO–Georgia Commission meeting with the Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia in the Black seaside town of Batumi earlier today.