Georgian FM hails Council of the EU report on Georgia’s “European future”, “important” reforms
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Georgian Foreign Minister Ilia Darchiashvili on Wednesday praised the recent report by the Council of the European Union that said Georgia’s future “lies with the EU” and commended the “important steps” being made by the country in its reform process.
I appreciate #GAC conclusions acknowledging ????????'s important steps in its reform process. ????????continues to address the Commission priorities in order to advance on EU accession path. Strengthening sectoral coop & integration into EU’s internal market benefits ????????’s EU membership goal.
— Ilia Darchiashvili (@iliadarch) December 14, 2022
In his tweet, the official pledged the Georgian Government was taking actions to meet the 12-point conditions set by the European Council in June for granting the country the bloc’s membership candidate status, and noted further sectoral cooperation with the EU would encourage the country’s European integration.
????????#GAC approved conclusions on #EUenlargement 2day including for the 1️⃣st time ????????????????????????.
— Vato Makharoblishvili (@AmbVatoM) December 13, 2022
Furthermore, Council acknowledges important steps made by???????? in its reform process & encourages???????? to continue & fully address @EU_Commission priorities in order 2 be granted candidate status!
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Published on Tuesday after a meeting of Government ministers involving the bloc’s member states, the document said the “ future of Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia and of their citizens lies within the EU”.
Recalling the “historic decision” of the European Council in June to recognise the European perspective and grant the status of candidate countries to Ukraine and Moldova, it said the Council “likewise recognised” the European perspective of Georgia and confirmed its readiness to grant the country candidate status once the conditions were addressed.