PM Gakharia: ‘Georgia’s Euro-Atlantic integration continues, deepens, fundamentally determines future of our country’
Prime Minister Gakharia said that Euro-Atlantic integration must include dimensions such as education, labor market, transport, and communications. Photo: 1TV.ge.
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Georgia’s Euro-Atlantic integration continues, is actively deepening and fundamentally determines the future of the country, Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia stated while presenting his annual report to members of parliament earlier today.
Prime Minister Gakharia said that Euro-Atlantic integration must include dimensions such as education, labor market, transport, and communications.
Georgia should effectively use the relation with the European Union, considering the Black Sea component“, Gakharia said.
He mentioned that the country’s final goal is NATO membership and that the Georgian government aims to create an ‘effective armed forces’ which will be in compliance with NATO forces.
While talking about security issues, Gakharia stated that Russia is a key challenge for Georgian security and is responsible for all incidents of human rights violations in the Georgian occupied regions of Abkhazia and Takhinvali.
Giorgi Gakharia has come to parliament for the third time this month.
Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia has come to parliament for the third time in a month to present an annual report, stating that Russia is a key challenge for Georgian security and is responsible for all incidents of human rights violations in the Georgian occupied regions of Abkhazia and Tskhinvali. He said that Georgia’s Euro-Atlantic integration is in progress and the country’s final goal is NATO membership.
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