Georgian MPs, Polish Ambassador discuss relations, Georgia's EU accession prospects
Poland is "exceptionally strong" in terms of self-governance, with its experience being of significance for Georgia, Elisashvili said at the meeting, noting the importance of deepening cooperation between the two states. Photo: Press office of the Parliament.
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The prospects of Georgia's accession to the European Union and Georgian-Polish bilateral relations were discussed by Levan Ioseliani, the Deputy Speaker of the Georgian Parliament, Alexander Elisashvili, the Chairman of the opposition Citizens political group, and Mariusz Maszkiewicz, the Polish Ambassador to Georgia on Wednesday.
The Georgian MPs noted the ongoing hostilities in Ukraine and support for the country in the wake of the Russian invasion, the press office of the Parliament said.
"What Poland is doing for Ukraine is really exemplary. We would like Georgia to be a partner of Poland, because our country would deal with many problems stemming from the Russian Federation in a completely different way,” Ioseliani said.
Poland is "exceptionally strong" in terms of self-governance, with its experience being of significance for Georgia, Elisashvili said at the meeting, noting the importance of deepening cooperation between the two states.
Georgia's place is in the European Union and Poland supports the country on its path to European integration, Prime Minister of Poland Mateusz Morawiecki said on Thursday during his meeting with Georgian counterpart.
There is “no precondition” for early Parliamentary elections in Georgia and it “makes no sense” to talk about it, Levan Ioseliani, a member of the Citizens opposition party and the Vice Speaker of the Parliament, said on Tuesday following comments by an opposition politician about imprisoned former president Mikheil Saakashvili’s plans for early elections in the country.
The Georgian parliamentary delegation, led by Speaker Shalva Papuashvili, arrived in the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv.
The Georgian MPs departed for Ukraine on Friday and will meet with their Ukrainian counterparts on Saturday.
Defence ministers from the Black Sea coastal countries and Poland on Thursday discussed the ongoing war in Ukraine via a video call, the Turkish Defence Ministry said.
Georgia's European Union integration process deserves “strong support” from Italy, Mario Perantoni, the Chair of the Committee on Legal Affairs of the Italian Chamber of Deputies, said on Thursday.