Georgia’s European Choice ‘Irreversible,’ says Georgian Prime Minister
In an election season in which Georgia’s NATO aspirations have been
hotly debated, Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili insists that
his country’s European choice is “irreversible.”
“An overwhelming majority of the people of Georgia consider the goal of joining EU and NATO to be a necessity that will lead to a higher standard of democracy, security, peace, and prosperity in our country and region,” Kvirikashvili said in an interview.
“An overwhelming majority of the people of Georgia consider the goal of joining EU and NATO to be a necessity that will lead to a higher standard of democracy, security, peace, and prosperity in our country and region,” Kvirikashvili said in an interview.
US
Secretary of State John Kerry (left) met Georgia’s prime minister,
Georgi Kvirikashvili, in Tbilisi, Georgia, on July 6. (Reuters/David
Mdzinarishvili)
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