European Parliament delegation to discuss Association Agreement annual report in Tbilisi
He also noted the Committee would discuss the report as well as the work related to Georgia receiving the EU membership candidate status in Tbilisi.Photo: European Parliament.
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A delegation of the Foreign Relations Committee of the European Parliament will visit Georgia next week to discuss its annual report on the Association Agreement between Georgia and the European Union.
David McAllister, the Chair of the Committee, announced the visit before a discussion of the report at the European Parliament.
He also noted the Committee would discuss the report as well as the work related to Georgia receiving the EU membership candidate status in Tbilisi.
McAllister noted his delegation would also visit Armenia and Azerbaijan as part of their South Caucasus visit.
The Georgian Parliament has approved the resolution on the country’s European Union integration during the plenary session on Tuesday.
A total of 111 MPs voted in favour of the resolution, with no votes against.
The European Council on Friday invited the European Commission, the executive branch of the European Union, to submit its opinions on the EU membership applications of the Republic of Moldova and Georgia.
Georgia belongs to the European family and the Government is ready to implement the reforms that will eventually end with European Union membership, Archil Talakvadze, the Vice-Speaker of the Parliament of Georgia, said on Friday.
Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova are "belong to the European family" and "share our European values", David Mcallister, a Member of the European Parliament, told the Georgian Public Broadcaster on Wednesday.
The European Union Ambassador to Georgia Carl Hartzell on Wednesday said the significance of the formal recognition of Georgia as a potential future member of the EU could “not be underestimated”.