Sweden to allocate funds to Georgia under NATO package
Lyberg noted money was to be used for projects in areas such as crisis management, cybersecurity and information-sharing. Photo: Adobe Stock
Tweet 
Share
Anna Lyberg, the Swedish Ambassador to Georgia, on Thursday said her Government had decided to donate 5 million krona ($490,000) to the country as a part of the Substantial NATO-Georgia Package.
Lyberg noted money was to be used for projects in areas such as crisis management, cybersecurity and information-sharing.
Swedish government ???????? has decided to donate SEK 5 million to Georgia ???????? as a part of the Substantial NATO-Georgia package. Money is to be used for projects in areas such as crisis management, cyber security & information sharing @SwedeninGE
— Anna Lyberg (@annalyb) January 11, 2024
.https://t.co/NzXlAb5rOi
The SNGP was launched at the 2014 Wales Summit of the alliance and is aimed at strengthening Georgia’s defence capabilities and developing its closer security cooperation and interoperability with NATO members.