Georgian PM says NATO cooperation at “high level”
The PM added the Government would continue its “close cooperation” with the alliance to “deepen the ties even more”. Photo: Government Administration
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Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze on Tuesday said cooperation between NATO and the country was at a “high level”.
In his comments to the media, Kobakhidze noted meetings held on Monday during an official visit of Jens Stoltenberg, the Secretary General of the alliance, provided a basis for “great optimism”.
Yesterday we had remarkable meetings with Stoltenberg. Later, during the dinner, we continued to talk in a friendly manner about all the topics related to the NATO-Georgia partnership”, he said.
The PM added the Government would continue its “close cooperation” with the alliance to “deepen the ties even more”.
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