Georgia receives 15 brand new vehicles from NATO
Rosaria Puglisi, Head of NATO Liaison Office, speaks at the Joint Training and Evaluation Center when 15 new vehicles were delivered through the NATO Defence Capacity Building Trust Fund. Photo: NATO in Georgia/Facebook
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The NATO-Georgia Joint Training and Evaluation Center (JTEC) has received 15 brand new vehicles through the NATO Defence Capacity Building Trust Fund.
The training support vehicles will enhance the mobility of Georgian and NATO military colleagues at the JTEC, and the capability to deliver the best military training and exercise opportunities in the region”, the NATO Liaison Office in Georgia wrote on its Facebook page.
Georgia has received the vehicles with contributions from NATO Allies Norway, United Kingdom, Germany, Turkey, Denmark, Italy, Portugal and Lithuania.
Work continues to ensure the delivery of the second batch of training vehicles for JTEC in 2020. By then, a total of €1.2 million will have been spent on this project”, the NATO Liaison Office announced.
#Polish Ambassador M. Maszkiewicz as Head of #NATO Contact Point Embassy took part in official ceremony of handing over new vehicles for NATO-Georgia Joint Training & Evaluation Center #JTEC. Cars were bought within financial contribition of NATO member states.#StrongerTogether pic.twitter.com/XLYZwN7jgR
— PLinGEORGIA (@PLinGEORGIA) October 17, 2019
NATO Liaison Office (NLO) Georgia represents NATO in the country. It facilitates political and military dialogue and practical cooperation under the NATO-Georgia Commission in support of Georgia’s efforts to join NATO.
It also serves to enhance civil and military cooperation between NATO and the Government of Georgia in support of the Euro-Atlantic integration goals described in the Annual National Plan (ANP).