Georgian PM joins European leaders for EPC summit panel on security and defence

Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze participated in a roundtable discussion on securing the defence and security of a democratic Europe on the sidelines of the 9th European Political Community (EPC) summit.

According to the Georgian government administration, Kobakhidze used his closed-door address to examine pressing threats to peace and stability, underscoring the risks of hybrid warfare and the imperative of protecting national sovereignty.

During his remarks, Kobakhidze also underscored Georgia’s role in fostering peace and stability across the region.

The roundtable titled ‘Securing and Defending a Democratic Europe’ brought together a range of European leaders, including the prime ministers of the United Kingdom, Denmark, and Slovenia, the presidents of Montenegro, Lithuania, and Romania, and the European Union’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy.