Georgian President to address Parliament today
10:13, 14.03.2022
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SSG: In 2023, various forces tried to incite anti-Western sentiment, delay EU integration, and damage Georgia's relations with strategic allies
- President vows to stand on guard for independence, national identity, democracy, European future
- President to present annual report to parliament on February 6
- PM believes Georgia has more supporters than opponents in Europe
- PM: Brussels fully supports Black Sea submarine electric cable project
- PM: Georgia's economy grew by almost 30 billion GEL in the last 3 years
- PM: Destructive actions of internal foes challenge security, stability
- President vows to safeguard Georgia's European aspirations and achievements
- President delivers her annual report in parliament
- President to deliver annual report on March 31
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EP backs resolution on transparency law in Georgia
- GD Gen/Sec says consent of 27 EU states is needed to initiate visa liberalization revoke, fortunately, healthy politicians hardly embrace this shameful move
- Lithuania condemns violence, expresses confidence in Georgian police to uphold freedom of assembly and expression, Embassy states
- Hungarian PM says PM Kobakhidze manages to preserve Georgia's national identity and culture despite challenges
- PM: EU accession stands as paramount foreign policy objective for Georgia