Georgian Govt, people “doing their utmost” to support Ukraine - Vice Parliament Speaker
Archil Talakvadze said Ukraine and Georgia “have always been brotherly nations and will be so in the future”. Photo: Archil Talakvadze’s Twitter page.
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The Georgian Government and citizens of the country are “doing their utmost” to express solidarity with Ukraine and stand by the Ukrainian people amid the war, the Vice Speaker of the Georgian Parliament Archil Talakvadze said Thursday at a discussion dedicated to the 30th anniversary of Georgian-Ukrainian diplomatic relations in Tbilisi.
Today, a very interesting discussion is being held in Tbilisi, dedicated to the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations and friendship between Georgia and Ukraine. Georgia remains one of the strongest supporters of Ukraine, its sovereignty and territorial integrity”, Talakvadze said.
In remarks about the conflict, the official expressed hope that “peace will prevail” in the country through the involvement and the efforts of the international community, enabling Ukraine to continue development and achieve “long-term stability and security”.
Talakvadze also said Ukraine and Georgia “have always been brotherly nations and will be so in the future”.
Ukraine is defending itself from the Russian invasion that started in February and has left thousands killed and injured on both sides.
Representatives of the Georgian Government have stressed their support for Ukraine in international platforms and resolutions, and have highlighted their delivery of substantial humanitarian aid to the country amid the war.
Georgia stands with Ukraine on the backdrop of Russia’s invasion of the country, and the Georgian Government has expressed its “strong support in all international formats”, Parliament Vice Speaker Archil Talakvadze said on Friday.
Vice Speaker of the Georgian Parliament Archil Talakvadze on Monday said reports in Ukrainian media on talks between Russia and Georgia over re-export of Russian goods to third countries were “unfounded and incorrect”.
The Georgian parliamentary delegation will leave for Ukraine today, Parliament Vice Speaker Archil Talakvadze said on Friday.
Georgia continues to support Ukraine, and a delegation of the country’s Parliament will be ready to visit Ukraine “when opportunity arises,” Parliament Vice Speaker Archil Talakvadze said on Tuesday.
The Vice Speaker of the Georgian Parliament, Archil Talakvadze, on Thursday called on a part of the domestic opposition to participate in the formats initiated by the ruling Georgian Dream party in the state legislature to address the priorities set by the European Commission in June for the country to receive the European Union candidate status by the end of this year.
Archil Talakvadze, the Vice-Speaker in the Georgian Parliament, said on Friday the Georgian Dream Government would “not allow any unrest in the country and prevent any attempts” by “radical opposition groups” to make changes in domestic politics with the help of street rallies, in comments to opposition leader Zurab Japaridze, who called for “large-scale disobedience campaign” against the Government on Thursday in a bid for early elections.