Georgia's ruling party sees "nothing wrong" with suspending EU accession
Kyiv • UNN
Georgia's ruling party sees "nothing wrong" with the EU's decision to suspend Georgia's accession process, saying the country will be part of the next wave of EU enlargement when the time comes.
Georgian Dream MP Beka Davituliani, commenting on the statement of the EU Ambassador to Georgia on the suspension of Georgia's accession process, said that there is "nothing wrong with that." This was reported by SOVA, according to UNN.
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According to Davituliani, Georgia will definitely be part of the big wave of EU enlargement, which, he said, is not foreseen at the moment.
When this wave becomes real, Georgia will definitely be a part of it, a lot is happening in world politics, and after all this, the configuration will be clear. I hope that everyone will eventually realize this and be able to avoid these temporary passions and emotions and think pragmatically. It's okay, we'll stop for a while and continue next year,
As for the termination of military funding for Georgia by the European Union, Davituliani says that this decision harms not only the Georgian government but also the interests of the West.
"Over the past few years, Georgia has been trying to simultaneously protect its own interests and continue to move towards the European Union, in general, towards Western institutions. Unfortunately, some people are trying to prevent this from happening," the MP said, noting that Georgia has its own way.
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Speaking about Georgia, EU Ambassador to Georgia Pawel Gerczynski said that EU leaders have decided to freeze the accession process and are patiently waiting for more clarity from the Georgian government.