Georgian Civil.ge news agency reports that the EU said on October 15 that it was ready to provide support and advice to Georgia’s incoming government and to maintain momentum in negotiations on Association Agreement and in ongoing dialogue on visa liberalization.
The EU foreign ministers said on October 15 that the European Union remained committed to providing support for the necessary internal reforms by Georgia in areas related to Association Agreement and visa dialogue.
“The Council stresses the critical importance of both an effective parliamentary opposition and a vibrant civil society to democratic development, and reiterates its intention to continue to support capacity building in these areas,” the EU foreign ministers said.
They also reiterated EU’s support to Georgia’s territorial integrity and said that EU was looking forward “to the pursuit by Georgia of an effective policy in engaging with the breakaway regions.”
