Georgian President to join EU summit
By Jamila Babayeva
Georgian President Giorgi Margvelashvili will take part in the EU summit to be held in Czech Republic's capital of Prague on April 23-24.
The summit will be dedicated to the fifth anniversary of the Eastern Partnership.
It was announced when Czech Republic's new ambassador to Georgia, Tomas Pernitsky handed over his credentials to Margvelashvili on March 6.
The parties discussed bilateral relations and prospects for future cooperation, the presidential administration reported.
He thanked Margvelashvili for his decision to attend the summit, dedicated to the fifth anniversary of the Eastern Partnership, and expressed the hope that Margvelashvili's participation in this event will give a new impetus to relations between the two countries.
Pernitsky noted that his country actively supports Georgia's territorial integrity within internationally recognized borders, as well as, the country's aspiration for the Euro-Atlantic structures.
Margvelashvili, in turn, said the Georgian leadership will, as always, work closely with the Czech Republic's diplomatic mission.
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