Denmark to open embassy in Georgia
Kofod stressed the work for “stability and democracy in eastern front states” was “more important than ever,” in his announcement of the decision. Photo: MFA of Georgia
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Denmark will open an embassy in Georgia, with the opening of the diplomatic representation revealed by Foreign Minister Jeppe Kofod following a meeting with his Georgian counterpart Ilia Darchiashvili.
Kofod stressed the work for “stability and democracy in eastern front states” was “more important than ever,” in his announcement of the decision.
Denmark will open an embassy in Georgia! ????????????????
— Jeppe Kofod (@JeppeKofod) May 20, 2022
Great to meet ???????? colleague FM @iliadarch in Turin today and deliver the news personally
The fight for stability and democracy in eastern front states more important than ever
You can count on our support ????#dkpol #Georgia pic.twitter.com/BwnPUZd7hn
Darchiashvili noted the Georgian Government valued the country being high on Denmark’s foreign policy agenda.
Interesting exchange of views with my Danish counterpart @JeppeKofod. We value that ???????? is high on ????????'s foreign policy agenda and welcome their decision to launch an embassy in ????????, representing yet another demonstration of our excellent relations and ????????'s unwavering support. pic.twitter.com/z7pTbW2X3g
— Ilia Darchiashvili (@iliadarch) May 20, 2022
The top Georgian diplomat welcomed the decision to launch the Danish embassy, which he said represented “another demonstration of our excellent relations and Denmark’s unwavering support.”
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