Following the signature of an association agreement between the European Union and Georgia, on 27 June, the former Soviet republic hopes to advance as swiftly as possible on obtaining a visa liberalisation for Georgian citizens wishing to spend less than three months in the Union. Georgian Justice Minister Tea Tsulukiani was in Brussels on 17 October to meet Home Affairs Commissioner Cecilia Malmström and members of the EP Committee on Foreign Affairs (AFET). She hopes to have the matter concluded…
« Visa liberalisation is what will bring us closer to the EU »
17 octobre 2014 à 18h07
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