PM Garibashvili expects Georgia’s progress will be assessed, respected at upcoming NATO summit
Tomorrow NATO leaders plan to speak about the relations with Georgia -‘one of the Alliance’s closest partners’ - among their priority issues. Photo: PM's press office
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Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili said ahead of the upcoming NATO summit that the progress that Georgia has achieved on its path to NATO integration will be adequately assessed and respected.
We are fulfilling all of the obligations defined by the previous NATO declarations or agreements honestly”, PM Garibashvili told journalists earlier today.
Therefore, he said, the Georgian authorities expect that this progress will be assessed and respected at the NATO summit.
NATO leaders are meeting in Brussels tomorrow ‘at a pivotal moment for the Alliance and for collective security’ to discuss a number of issues including the support to rules-based international order.
NATO Leaders are meeting at a pivotal moment for the Alliance and for collective security.
— NATO (@NATO) June 13, 2021
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Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani said earlier this week that Georgia will be among the priority issues at the upcoming NATO summit, 'as a result of our active diplomatic efforts'.