“Yes, I can confirm that the Georgian authorities have replied yesterday to the letter sent on July 14 by the Commission,” said Marcus Lammert, Spokesperson for the European Commission.

According to Marcus Lammert, the Commission will assess the replies.

“We will now assess the replies sent by Georgia. And the Commission expects the Georgian authorities to take concrete steps to address the issues raised in all Commission recommendations,” he said.

Marcus Lammert did not specify the details of the letter.

“We don’t publish this kind of correspondence, as you know,” he said.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia announced that it had submitted a report to the European Commission on the implementation of the Commission’s recommendations. The report was delivered within the set deadline, on August 31.