Parliament Defence and Security Committee Chair, Romanian PM discuss security matters
Ciucă underlined his “strong support” for Georgia's sovereignty, territorial integrity and Euro-Atlantic integration in the meeting. Photo: Parliament of Georgia
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The partnership between Georgia and Romania and the impact of the Russian military aggression against Ukraine were discussed on Thursday in a meeting between Irakli Beraia, the Chairman of the Georgian Parliament’s Committee on Defence and Security, and Romanian Prime Minister Nicolae Ciucă.
The two officials reviewed the defence and security cooperation and impacts of the ongoing conflict on the on Black Sea regional security and the Euro-Atlantic area, the Press Office of the Georgian Parliament said.
Ciucă underlined his “strong support” for Georgia's sovereignty, territorial integrity and Euro-Atlantic integration in the meeting.
The sides also stressed the importance of further strengthening and deepening the partnership between their countries.
The Georgian Foreign Ministry on Thursday welcomed the approval of a set of “tailored support” measures for the country by the NATO Summit, with the support involving “concrete steps” to further enhance the country's defence capabilities and achieve NATO’s more effective engagement in this process.
New measures to step up “tailored political and practical support” to partners including Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia and Moldova will be ensured by NATO following a declaration on the matter at the ongoing Summit of the alliance on Wednesday.
Prime Minister of Georgia Irakli Garibashvili and his Swedish counterpart Magdalena Andersson discussed the partnership between their countries at the ongoing NATO Summit on Wednesday.
It is important that this week’s NATO Summit is dedicated to new measures of support for Georgia, Irakli Beraia, the Chairman of the Georgian Parliament’s Committee on Defence and Security, said on Tuesday.
A delegation of the Defence and Security Committee of the Georgian Parliament is visiting the Turkish capital of Ankara to hold meetings with counterparts from the country’s legislative body in a bid to forge closer ties between the two bodies.