US EditionKobakhidze to EU: Talk to Us Instead of Sending ‘Soviet Telegrams’ on Visa-Free Travel - Civil Georgia
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Kobakhidze to EU: Talk to Us Instead of Sending ‘Soviet Telegrams’ on Visa-Free Travel - Civil Georgia
Georgian Dream Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze reiterated his calls on EU institutions and what he calls the “European bureaucracy” to “talk” with Georgian authorities amid warnings that the EU may suspend Georgia’s visa-free travel if the GD government fails to address eight recommendations outlined in a letter from the Commission, to be fulfilled by the end of August. Complaining of “zero communication” from Brussels, Kobakhidze said that ins…
We once again call on European structures, European bureaucracy to talk to us, – Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze told journalists. According to the head of government, they must overcome the Soviet approach and speak and act with European approaches. “As for visa liberalization. We once again call on European structures, European bureaucracy to talk to us. And don’t send telegrams, talk to us. We are ready to talk to all […]
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