European Commissioner: EU continues to work to ensure access to vaccines
17:49, 13.03.2021
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Olivér Várhelyi: EU remains committed to further deepening partnership with Georgia in hope that Georgia addresses outstanding concerns
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- Várhelyi: In phone talk with PM, Slovakia’s tragic event was made as example, reference to where high level of polarisation can lead in society even in Europe
- EU Commissioner: Still chance for authorities to reconsider legislative initiative
- EU High Representative, Commissioner issue joint statement on Transparency of Foreign Influence bill
- Olivér Varhelyi: Despite challenges and uncertainties Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia started their EU accession
- Candidate status granted to Georgia already shows its benefits, Commissioner Várhelyi says
- European Commissioner: We agreed to speed up implementation of Economic and Investment Plan
- EU Commissioner congratulates new PM on appointment
- Oliver Varhelyi: Candidate status not a gift, result of work by people and government for many months
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Georgia to face Finland in EuroBasket 2025 qualifier
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- For Georgia's Gakharia rejects parliament's legitimacy, questions funding sources of certain opposition groups
- GD's Mdinaradze refutes alleged non-convention of Parliament's first session as legally groundless