Tbilisi will host the first round of negotiations on free trade between Georgia and the EU on March 27-28, Georgian deputy foreign minister Nino Kalandadze told journalists. She said the negotiations will discuss deep and comprehensive free trade zones.
"This is one of the most important issues for us within the association agreement and we welcome the start of negotiations," Kalandadze said.
Tbilisi will host the first round of negotiations on free trade between Georgia and the EU on March 27-28, Georgian deputy foreign minister Nino Kalandadze told journalists. She said the negotiations will discuss deep and comprehensive free trade zones.