Georgian Parliament official, NATO Liaison Office Head review Euro-Atlantic integration
The meeting focused on regional security, Georgia’s NATO integration and its “practical cooperation tools” with the alliance. Photo: Parliament of Georgia
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Georgia’s Euro-Atlantic integration was discussed on Monday in a meeting between Irakli Beraia, the Chair of the Defence and Security Committee of the Georgian Parliament, and Alexander Vinnikov, the Head of the NATO Liaison Office in Georgia.
The meeting focused on regional security, Georgia’s NATO integration and its “practical cooperation tools” with the alliance.
Productive discussion w/ Alexander Vinnikov, Head of NATO Liaison Office in Georgia on the regional security, Georgia’s Euro-Atlantic Integration, practical cooperation tools w/ the Alliance & strengthening ties between Defense & Security Committee & the Liaison Office. pic.twitter.com/LWIsL1Ue5I
— Irakli Beraia (@IrakliBeraiaMP) November 13, 2023
The officials also reviewed the strengthening ties between the Parliamentary Committee and the NATO Liaison Office.
Georgia has been supporting the principles of security in Europe and standing with its partners in ensuring international peace and stability, Irakli Beraia, the Chair of the Defence and Security Committee in the Georgian Parliament, said on Saturday in his address at the Inter-Parliamentary Conference for the Common Foreign and Security Policy and the Common Security and Defence Policy of the European Union.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg on Tuesday said Russia’s plans to establish a permanent naval military base in the city of Ochamchire in Georgia’s Russian-occupied north-western region of Abkhazia violated the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the country.
Georgian Foreign Minister Ilia Darchiashvili on Tuesday said the ongoing NATO Summit in Vilnius had “once again” emphasised that Georgia was enjoying a “strong support” from its partners in the bloc.
Irakli Beraia, the Chair of the Defence and Security Committee of the Georgian Parliament, on Tuesday said at the ongoing NATO Summit in Vilnius, Georgia was supposed to “get closer” to its “main foreign policy goal” - full integration into the Alliance.