EU Commissioner highlights “good meeting” with Georgian PM
Hahn noted he had reviewed the upcoming steps in the process of the country's accession to the bloc with the head of the Georgian Government. Photo: Government Administration
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Johannes Hahn, the European Union Commissioner for Budget and Administration, on Thursday highlighted his meeting with the Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Hahn noted he had reviewed the upcoming steps in the process of the country's accession to the bloc with the head of the Georgian Government.
Good meeting with????????PM @GharibashviliGe in the margins of #WorldEconomicForum @Davos.
— Johannes Hahn (@JHahnEU) January 19, 2023
We discussed the next steps on the country's ????????accession path, domestic and global economic developments and the impact of the war in????????on #Georgia. #WEF23 pic.twitter.com/XegnTPAPUi
Good meeting with the Georgian Prime Minister. We discussed the next steps on the country's EU accession path, domestic and global economic developments and the impact of the war in Ukraine on Georgia”, Hahn said.
The Georgian delegation at the Forum, which closes today, held meetings with officials and heads of international companies throughout this week.
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