Georgia's Prime Minister satisfied with EU cooperation

He called it successful summing up his visit to Brussels at today's governmental meeting.

"Some people think that Georgia has lost political support of the European Union. But it is not so in reality. We have the best relations. This is evident not only by meetings and official statements, but also on those specific agreements, on which we are negotiating," Gilauri said.

According to him, Georgia has many agreements with the EU.

Prime Minister said that the negotiations have been held to simplify visa regime, air communications and protect geographical indications.

Gilauri expressed his hope that the negotiations on free trade with the EU will be launched soon.

"All legal documents will be signed with the European Union," he noted.


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