Parliament officials highlight Luxembourg’s support for Georgia’s European path
In her remarks over the visit of the Georgian Parliamentary delegation, led by the Speaker Shalva Papuashvili, to the country, Botchorishvili noted the Georgian lawmaking body would continue its “political dialogue” with counterparts in Luxembourg. Photo: Parliament of Georgia
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Maka Botchorishvili, the Chair of the Georgian Parliament's European Union Integration Committee, on Wednesday said Luxembourg would be a contributor to the integration of Georgia into the European Union.
In her remarks over the visit of the Georgian Parliamentary delegation, led by the Speaker Shalva Papuashvili, to the country, Botchorishvili noted the Georgian lawmaking body would continue its “political dialogue” with counterparts in Luxembourg.
Luxembourg will be a supporter in this process [EU integration] that will contribute to the integration of Georgia into the European Union. We will of course continue the political dialogue with our counterparts in Luxembourg. We expect that they will actively support Georgia's progress in the EU integration process”, the Parliament official said.
In her turn, Khatuna Samnidze, an opposition MP and the Chair of the Republican Party, noted Luxembourg was a “partner” for Georgia on its European integration path.
Samnidze stressed it was “important” to meet with European partners in order to implement reforms and strengthen the European perspective of Georgia.
Speaker of the Georgian Parliament Shalva Papuashvili on Tuesday said Georgia's aspirations to join the European Union were “well received” in the Netherlands.
Georgia's integration into the European Union, the “severe” situation in the Russian-occupied territories of the county and the ongoing Russian aggression in Ukraine were discussed on Wednesday in a meeting between Nikoloz Samkharadze, the Chair of the Georgian Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee, and Urška Klakočar Zupančič, the Speaker of the Slovenian Parliament.
Russian aggression in Ukraine, regional challenges, Georgia’s European Union membership bid and relations with NATO were discussed on Tuesday in a meeting between Nikoloz Samkharadze, the Chair of the Georgian Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee, and Tanja Fajon, the Slovenian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Polish President Andrzej Duda on Monday said his country was supporting Georgia's European and Euro-Atlantic aspirations.
Nikoloz Samkharadze, the Chair of the Georgian Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee, on Thursday said the ongoing Russian aggression in Ukraine had changed the existing security environment, “further increasing the importance” of the Black Sea and South Caucasus regions.
Georgian Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili on Wednesday highlighted his meeting with counterparts in the Luxembourg Parliament by saying “along with their hearts, their voices also support Georgia’s European perspective”.
Georgia's path to joining the European Union was discussed on Thursday in a meeting between the Georgian Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili and Koen Lenaerts, the President of the EU Court of Justice.
The Foreign Affairs Committee of the National Council of the Slovak Republic on Saturday adopted a resolution “fully” supporting the European perspective of Georgia and the activities of the European Union and Slovakia, both at the diplomatic and political levels, which would promote the accomplishment of this perspective, the Georgian Parliament press office said.
Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares Bueno on Monday said Georgia’s European path must end by the country joining “the European family”, in remarks over the Eastern Partnership foreign ministers meeting in Brussels.