Parliament Committee Chair highlights importance of US support for Georgia
Samkharadze extended his gratitude to Robin Dunnigan, the US Ambassador who addressed the lawmaking body, the American people and the US Government for the support. Photo: Parliament of Georgia
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Nikoloz Samkharadze, the Chair of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Georgian Parliament, on Wednesday highlighted the support of the United States for Georgia by noting its support for the country “in various directions for 30 years”.
Many thanks to the ???????? ambassador @Robin_Dunnigan for an interesting hearing @GeoparlF today. I value the honest&open exchange with my fellow committee members and ambassador's commitment to further enhancing ????????????????strategic partnership, thus bringing more benefit to our societies. pic.twitter.com/eIkvOFC9b4
— Nikoloz Samkharadze (@Samkharadze79) February 28, 2024
Samkharadze extended his gratitude to Robin Dunnigan, the US Ambassador who addressed the lawmaking body, the American people and the US Government for the support.
The United States has been supporting Georgia in various directions for 30 years - in the aspects of building state institutions, economic development, democracy support and most importantly, territorial integrity”, he acknowledged.
The Parliament official also stressed the importance of the US support for the policy of non-recognition of Georgia's Russian-occupied territories.
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Robin Dunnigan, the Ambassador of the US to Georgia, on Wednesday said her country had been “one of, if not the strongest supporter” of Georgia over the past 32 years and would continue to do so.
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