Georgia OKs national program on co-op with NATO
By Jamila Babayeva
The state commission for Georgia's integration into NATO approved a national annual program of the country for 2014.
Georgian State Minister on European and Euro-Atlantic Integration Alexi Petriashvili held the commission's meeting on March 10, which was attended by representatives of all government agencies involved in the process of integration.
Petriashvili said the document reflects the actual plans for future cooperation with NATO and a concrete action plan in 2014.
The document undersigned by Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili will be submitted to the headquarters of NATO to the "NATO-Georgia" committee. The Georgian side will be represented by Deputy State Minister on European and Euro-Atlantic Integration David Dondua and Deputy Defense Minister Mikhail Darchiashvili at the discussion of the document in Brussels.
Georgia has implemented a national annual program of NATO since 2009. The document reflects the most important reforms that Georgia has adopted with the aim of rapprochement with the alliance.
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