Tbilisi finds difficult to exist without NATO
By Jamila Babayeva
Georgia will find it difficult to exist without NATO.
Foreign Minister Maia Panjikidze made the remark commenting on the statement of Parliamentary Speaker David Usupashvili.
Earlier, Usupashvili addressed the Vilnius summit and said that without NATO Georgia might disappear from the world map.
Panjikidze said Usupashvili's statement emphasized the importance of Georgia's integration into the NATO.
"We know the main goal, but we need the support of NATO to achieve this goal," she added.
Georgia is actively preparing for the NATO London summit on September 4-5, 2014 and intends to get a NATO Membership Action Plan.
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