The Parliamentary Delegation, headed by the Chair of the Foreign Relations Committee, Nikoloz Samkharadze serves an official visit to the Czech Republic and holds the meetings with the representatives of the Foreign and Defense Committee of the Senate and the Foreign and Defense Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, as well as with the representatives of the Foreign Affairs Ministry.
The parties discussed bilateral relations and political, economic and cultural cooperation. The parties emphasized the security milieu in the South Caucasus and underlined the grave situation in the occupied regions of Georgia.
“Our Czech colleagues asked about our vision on the possible scenario in the Black Sea region, especially the invasion of Russia in Donbas. We were informed about the plans of the EU and NATO to restrain Russian aggression,” Samkharadze stated.
The Czech officials reaffirmed the intact support of Georgia’s NATO and EU membership and noted that Georgia deserves rapid accession to NATO.
The Parliamentary Delegation is composed of the member of the Foreign Relations Committee, Chair of the Procedural Issues and Rules Committee, Irakli Kadagishvili and the member of the Georgia-Czech Friendship Group, Alexander Rakviashvili.
