EU High Representative Borrell: Georgia “firmly anchored” on its European Union path
Borrell stressed Georgians citizens’ “continued aspirations” to secure their “rightful place” in the “EU family” had made another “leap forward” possible with the decision, pointing out “every step brings it closer to making it a reality”. Photo: Reuters
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Josep Borrell, the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, on Friday said Georgia was “firmly anchored” on its EU membership path following the recommendation of the European Commission on the country’s bid.
Borrell stressed Georgians citizens’ “continued aspirations” to secure their “rightful place” in the “EU family” had made another “leap forward” possible with the decision, pointing out “every step brings it closer to making it a reality”.
Georgians’ continued aspirations to secure their rightful place in the EU family has made another leap forward possible today. And every step brings it closer to making it reality.
— Josep Borrell Fontelles (@JosepBorrellF) June 17, 2022
With today’s Opinion, #Georgia is firmly anchored on its EU path. pic.twitter.com/rmgv4LbLxd
The European Commission on Friday recommended the European Council to grant Georgia “European prospective” before assessing how the country meets a number of conditions for receiving the European Union membership candidate status.