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Georgian Gov’t Administration Head, Weimar Triangle countries delegation discuss Georgia-EU relations

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Levan Zhorzholiani, the head of the Georgian government administration, on Thursday held a high-level meeting with representatives of the Weimar Triangle countries to discuss the current state and future prospects of Georgia-EU relations.

During the meeting, the parties reviewed the bilateral cooperation between Georgia and the European Union, emphasising the critical importance of maintaining a constructive dialogue.

The Georgian side confirmed the government’s readiness for dialogue with the European Union institutions and cooperation with the EU member states based on mutual respect.

Zhorzholiani stated that the government will continue implementing reforms under the EU Association Agreement and the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area.

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image Georgian FM summons EU Ambassador, says Brussels policy “undermines partnership”

27.04.2026.16:49

Paweł Herczyński, the EU ambassador to Georgia, on Monday was summoned for a meeting with Maka Botchorishvili, the minister of foreign affairs of Georgia, regarding an event organised by the European External Action Service in Brussels and the statements made within its framework. 

During the meeting, the minister emphasised that Brussels’ current policy toward Georgia, including the steps taken and statements made in relation to the country, undermines trust between the parties and damages the Georgia-EU partnership.

According to the minister, “Brussels’ actions can unfortunately only be assessed as steps toward the further polarisation of Georgian society and the encouragement of a radical agenda”. 

The minister noted that the Georgian government consistently expresses its readiness for constructive dialogue and expects a fair attitude from the European Union based on mutual respect.

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