EU Ambassador’s visit to Adjara reaffirms “strong, growing” partnership between bloc, Georgia
The discussions and interactions throughout the visit showcased the EU's commitment to supporting economic growth, social development, and “shared values” in the region, the Delegation noted. Photo via European Union in Georgia
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The European Union Ambassador to Georgia, Pawel Herczynski’s recent visit to Georgia’s autonomous Adjara region, with a wide-ranging agenda, reaffirmed “the strong and growing” partnership between the bloc and the country, the EU in Georgia said on Saturday.
"My first visit to #Batumi! Excellent discussions w/Supreme Council Chair&Batumi Mayor on EU's further engagement in assisting beautiful Adjara. Meeting w/Constitutional Court Chair made me proud of EUs role in developing this key institution."???????? Ambassador Pawel Herczynski pic.twitter.com/Pd9ieY23Ff
— EU Delegation Georgia ???????? (@EUinGeorgia) June 7, 2023
The Ambassadors’ visit, which included meetings with local Government officials and representatives of civil society, business, media and youth, aimed at “fostering” stronger ties between the region and the EU.
The discussions and interactions throughout the visit showcased the EU's commitment to supporting economic growth, social development, and “shared values” in the region, the Delegation noted.
Photo via European Union in Georgia
During his visit, Herczynski inaugurated the Euroclub in Adjara’s town of Keda, which will contribute to the region's development and educational opportunities. He had “fruitful” discussions with various stakeholders, emphasising the EU’s “commitment” to urban development, sustainable tourism, maritime cooperation and judicial reforms, as well as civil society engagement and youth empowerment.
We launched the third Euroclub in Georgia today: Euroclub Keda! ????????❤️????????
— EU Delegation Georgia ???????? (@EUinGeorgia) June 8, 2023
Great atmosphere and many smiles during celebration with #YEAs and @euneighbours.
Excited to see what ideas and initiatives the youth of Keda, Adjara, will develop in the coming years. pic.twitter.com/5HIAXJ4o0b
The bloc’s “dedication” to supporting grassroots initiatives, local entrepreneurship, and sustainable rural development was also highlighted during the visit, with the EU Ambassador visiting local businesses.
Photo via European Union in Georgia
Herczynski concluded his visit with a meeting with religious representatives, emphasising the EU's commitment to promoting religious tolerance and peaceful coexistence.
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