EU Ambassador: Georgia to continue ambitious electoral, judicial reforms
15:40, 17.02.2021
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Ambassador Herczynski: EU calls on CEC, relevant authorities to swiftly, transparently investigate irregularities, allegations
- PM: Our message to partners is that relations need to be reset in all directions; this applies to U.S., EU
- EU Ambassador: We are not in business of revolutions, regime changes
- Herczyński: We'll try to redirect funds that we provide to Georgian gov't to increase our support to civil society organizations
- EU Ambassador: Fighting anti-Western propaganda priority number one among nine steps
- Herczyński: EU leaders consider all options, including possible suspension of visa-free regime, but what we want to achieve is not to punish Georgian people
- EU Ambassador: Later this year, EU decides whether Georgia takes next step towards full EU membership; please don’t miss it
- EU Ambassador: Polarization in Georgia extremely deep
- EU Ambassador deems first announcements of newly nominated PM 'encouraging'
- EU Ambassador: I sincerely hope cooperation with new PM will be as successful as his predecessor
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