The News in Brief
Thursday, July 13, 2023
Prepared by Messenger Staff
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Georgia Highlights Positive Outcomes of NATO Summit for Georgia
According to the statement made by Ilia Darchiashvili, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Georgia, the NATO Summit in Vilnius yielded positive outcomes for Georgia across various dimensions.
Darchiashvili highlighted that the mention of Georgia in the communique will undoubtedly invigorate NATO-Georgia relations. He expressed his belief that the narrative concerning Georgia has significantly and unequivocally improved. The joint efforts of Georgia and its international partners in promoting peace and security were once again emphasized. The communique reaffirmed strong support for Georgia's territorial integrity and sovereignty. Darchiashvili concluded by stating that these developments will undoubtedly strengthen Georgia's ties with NATO.
"I believe that the narrative regarding Georgia has significantly and unambiguously improved. Once again, Georgia's endeavors to enhance peace and security in collaboration with international partners were emphasized. There was firm support for the territorial integrity and sovereignty of our country. Undoubtedly, this will bolster our country's relations with NATO," stated Ilia Darchiashvili, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Georgia.
MEP Miriam Lexmann Calls for Georgia's Determined Efforts to Attain Candidate Status
MEP Miriam Lexmann, accompanied by Nika Gvaramia, founder of "Mtavari Channel," and other MEPs, highlighted the crucial importance of Georgia's relentless pursuit of candidate status during a press conference in Strasbourg.
Lexmann acknowledged the deep polarization within Georgia and expressed her support for the country's aspiration to become a member of the European Union and a valued member of the European family. She raised concerns about the prevailing polarization, physical attacks on journalists, and polarizing actions by the government, emphasizing the need for a change in the situation. Lexmann stressed that it is crucial for the Georgian government to fulfill its obligations, given that the people of Georgia envision their future connected with the European Union. She underscored the significance of Gvaramia's perspective, considering his presence outside the country.
In closing, Lexmann expressed hope for the release and proper treatment of Mikheil Saakashvili, wishing for his health to be taken care of and for him to overcome the challenges he faced during his time in prison.
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Georgia Highlights Positive Outcomes of NATO Summit for Georgia
According to the statement made by Ilia Darchiashvili, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Georgia, the NATO Summit in Vilnius yielded positive outcomes for Georgia across various dimensions.
Darchiashvili highlighted that the mention of Georgia in the communique will undoubtedly invigorate NATO-Georgia relations. He expressed his belief that the narrative concerning Georgia has significantly and unequivocally improved. The joint efforts of Georgia and its international partners in promoting peace and security were once again emphasized. The communique reaffirmed strong support for Georgia's territorial integrity and sovereignty. Darchiashvili concluded by stating that these developments will undoubtedly strengthen Georgia's ties with NATO.
"I believe that the narrative regarding Georgia has significantly and unambiguously improved. Once again, Georgia's endeavors to enhance peace and security in collaboration with international partners were emphasized. There was firm support for the territorial integrity and sovereignty of our country. Undoubtedly, this will bolster our country's relations with NATO," stated Ilia Darchiashvili, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Georgia.
MEP Miriam Lexmann Calls for Georgia's Determined Efforts to Attain Candidate Status
MEP Miriam Lexmann, accompanied by Nika Gvaramia, founder of "Mtavari Channel," and other MEPs, highlighted the crucial importance of Georgia's relentless pursuit of candidate status during a press conference in Strasbourg.
Lexmann acknowledged the deep polarization within Georgia and expressed her support for the country's aspiration to become a member of the European Union and a valued member of the European family. She raised concerns about the prevailing polarization, physical attacks on journalists, and polarizing actions by the government, emphasizing the need for a change in the situation. Lexmann stressed that it is crucial for the Georgian government to fulfill its obligations, given that the people of Georgia envision their future connected with the European Union. She underscored the significance of Gvaramia's perspective, considering his presence outside the country.
In closing, Lexmann expressed hope for the release and proper treatment of Mikheil Saakashvili, wishing for his health to be taken care of and for him to overcome the challenges he faced during his time in prison.