Georgian FM: US House of Representatives’ Georgia Support Act approval shows Georgia as “reliable strategic partner”
“Importance of Georgia as of a reliable strategic partner of the US has once again been boldly demonstrated by passing of bipartisan Georgia Support Act,” the FM tweeted. Photo: Government Administration
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Minister of Foreign Affairs of Georgia Ilia Darchiashvili said on Thursday the approval of Georgia Support Act by the United States House of Representatives showed the “importance” of Georgia as a “reliable strategic partner” for the US.
In comments on the approval of the bill, Darchiashvili thanked the House Georgia Caucus co-chairs Adam Kinzinger and Gerry Connolly for their efforts in the success of the Act.
“Importance of Georgia as of a reliable strategic partner of the US has once again been boldly demonstrated by passing of bipartisan Georgia Support Act,” the FM tweeted.
Importance of ???????? as of a reliable strategic partner of the U.S. has once again been boldly demonstrated by passing of bipartisan #GeorgiaSupportAct. Thank you to ???????? Caucus co-chairs - @RepKinzinger & @GerryConnolly for their efforts in GSA's success. https://t.co/VeCRWyFOLT
— Ilia Darchiashvili (@iliadarch) April 28, 2022
The United States House of Representatives approved the Georgia Support Act, establishing a strategic partnership between the two countries at the legislative level.
The legislation underscores the US’ support for Georgia's sovereignty, independence, territorial integrity, and European and Euro-Atlantic integration, as well as the right of Georgian citizens to support foreign and security policies of their state without interference or coercion from other countries.