Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili met Czech Minister of Justice Pavel Blažek. At the meeting held in the government administration, the main directions of the dynamic partnership between the two countries were reviewed.

The sides expressed willingness to further deepen the existing cooperation and political dialogue. The significant help provided by the Czech Republic in the direction of institutional, socio-economic transformation and reforms of Georgia on the path of European integration was emphasized.

The PM thanked the Czech Minister for his unwavering support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Georgia and emphasized the importance of the Czech Republic’s participation in the EU monitoring mission.

The conversation touched on the important progress achieved by Georgia on the path of European integration. It was noted that the European Council, by giving Georgia a European perspective, confirmed that the future of Georgia is in the European Union, and this decision laid the foundation for a new stage that should bring Georgia to the EU membership. The role of the Czech Republic as the EU Council chairman country and the importance of Czech support in the European integration process were emphasized.

The conversation also touched on the first summit of the European political union initiated by the European Union, which was held in Prague. According to the Prime Minister, this summit is of special importance and will contribute to unifying efforts to ensure peace and stability on the European continent.