Parliament official hails Gov’t’s new state programme as “ambitious, realistic, convincing”
“Maybe the [domestic] opposition sincerely believes that in reality, things are going towards progress, but they do not admit it”, the Parliament official noted in his comments over the opposition’s criticism of the state programme. Photo via Parliament of Georgia
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Mikheil Sarjveladze, the Chair of the Georgian Parliament's Committee on Human Rights, on Saturday hailed the Government’s new state programme titled For Building the European State as “an ambitious, realistic and convincing” programme.
Sarjveladze told Imedi TV channel that the document, published by the Parliament of Georgia on Friday, was “practically a hundred percent sophisticated” programme that “addresses the country’s needs”.
Maybe the [domestic] opposition sincerely believes that in reality, things are going towards progress, but they do not admit it”, the Parliament official noted in his comments over the opposition’s criticism of the state programme.
The programme highlights maintaining “a stable and safe” environment for citizens, strengthening democratic institutions, stimulating the economy “more” and taking “effective steps” necessary for the country’s integration into the European Union as the main goals of the Georgian Government.
The Georgian Parliament on Friday published the Government’s new state programme titled For Building the European State, which highlights the main goals of the Government - maintaining “a stable and safe” environment for citizens, strengthening democratic institutions, stimulating the economy “more” and taking “effective steps” necessary for the country’s integration into the European Union.
The activities carried out by the Georgian Government on the European Union integration path, as well as the use of new opportunities for joining the bloc, serve “the main ambitious goal” to achieve “significant progress” in becoming a member of the EU, the Government’s new state programme says.
The Georgian Government’s new state programme For Building the European State, published by the Parliament on Friday, says the country’s Euro-Atlantic integration and further success in this regard, remain a key foreign policy objective under the Constitution of Georgia.
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Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze on Friday said the Government would present a new, four-year plan that would be both “ambitious and realistic” and would “qualitatively strengthen” the economic, trade and transit potential of the country.