Parliament official highlights “opportunities” for “gradual” EU integration
The Parliament official also highlighted the importance of making the bloc’s enlargement policy “effective” and to run the process “without delays”. Photo: Parliament of Georgia
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Maka Botchorishvili, the Chair of the European Integration Committee of the Georgian Parliament, on Monday said there were “opportunities” for a “gradual integration” of Georgia into the European Union.
In her remarks over the ongoing Conference on the Common Foreign and Security Policy and the Common Security and Defence in Bruges, she said the Georgian delegation would review reforms and implementation of the recommendations outlined by the European Commission for opening accession talks with the country.
There are opportunities for the gradual integration of Georgia into the European Union - the single market of the European Union - and it is important for us that these opportunities are opened for Georgia as quickly as possible”, Botchorishvili said.
The Parliament official also highlighted the importance of making the bloc’s enlargement policy “effective” and to run the process “without delays”.
Maka Botchorishvili, the Chair of the European Integration Committee of the Georgian Parliament and her Deputy Levan Karumidze discussed the country’s European integration with the European Parliament officials in Strasbourg, the Parliament press office said on Sunday.
Maka Botchorishvili, the Chair of the European Integration Committee of the Georgian Parliament, on Saturday said the Government desired to have “very constructive and good relations” with the European Parliament and all European Union institutions, as it was “necessary” for Georgia’s integration into the bloc.
Maka Botchorishvili, the Chair of the Parliament's European Integration Committee, on Tuesday highlighted the visit of a Georgian parliamentary delegation to the European Parliament in Strasbourg by saying it was “important to discuss the progress” of the country on its European integration path.
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze on Friday said his visit to Brussels this week had “made it possible to discuss all points” around the work for meeting the priorities outlined by the European Commission for opening accession talks with the country.
Irakli Beraia, the Chair of the Defence and Security Committee of the Parliament of Georgia, on Monday said the ongoing war in Ukraine was a “continuation” of Russia’s full-scale aggression against Georgia in 2008 and a “result of the failure of the international community” to “hold the aggressor accountable” at that time.
Maka Botchorishvili, the Chair of the Georgian Parliament's European Integration Committee, on Monday said the European Union’s accession talks with “all candidate countries” should start “immediately” to ensure “success” of the bloc’s enlargement policy.
Peter Fischer, the German Ambassador to Georgia, on Tuesday highlighted Georgia’s “significant progress” in rapprochement with the European Union and called for progress in the implementation of the steps outlined by the European Commission for opening accession talks with the country.
Maka Botchorishvili, the Chair of the Georgian Parliament's European Integration Committee, on Tuesday reviewed Georgia-European Union cooperation and the role of the bloc in “ensuring peace and stability” in the country at the Inter-Parliamentary Conference for the Common Foreign and Security Policy and the Common Security and Defence Policy in Bruges.