“We remain fully committed to supporting Georgia’s territorial integrity and sovereignty, and its European perspective,” reads the joint statement adopted at the U.S-EU Summit.

Based on the statement, the U.S. and EU member states reaffirm their commitment to a transatlantic partnership.

“The United States and the European Union and its Member States, representing nearly 800 million citizens, united by our values and bound together by the most dynamic economic relationship on earth, reaffirm our commitment to a transatlantic partnership that delivers for all our people. Since the last U.S.-EU Summit in June 2021, the world has changed in unprecedented ways, and we have taken ambitious steps in response. Together, we are working to secure peace, stability, and prosperity regionally and across the world, including in our steadfast support for Ukraine,” reads the statement.

According to the statement, all partners should continue carrying out the reforms required to progress on the European integration path.

We remain fully committed to supporting Georgia’s territorial integrity and sovereignty, and its European perspective. We reaffirm our shared commitment to stability in the Western Balkans and our support to the EU perspective of the region. All partners should continue making the reforms required to progress on their European path,” it says.