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By Jamila Babayeva

Poland unceasingly supports Georgia's aspirations to the EU and the NATO.

The statement was made by Polish President Bronislaw Komorowski at the joint press conference with his Georgian counterpart Giorgi Margvelashvili in Warsaw on April 2, the Georgian president's administration reported.

"Georgia has to build a very solid track that will bring them to the Western system, to the European project and Euro-Atlantic project," Komorowski said.

Margvelashvili in turn said political relations between the countries have been extraordinarily successful.

"We are firm on our aspiration to Europe, we are firm on our aspiration to NATO and we are firm on our bilateral relations, which are leading to further deepening of these relations," he said.

He underlined that Georgia and Poland will explore new possibilities for business and financial relations.

Following the meeting with his Polish counterpart, Margvelashvili held negotiations with the Marshal of the Sejm of Poland, Ewa Kopacz and the Marshal of the Senate of Poland, Bogdan Borusewicz.

The sides discussed the prospects of bilateral relations, the cooperation between Georgia-Poland's parliamentary groups in particular. They focused on the experience of Poland and the significance of sharing this experience in the process of Georgia's European integration.