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By Jamila Babayeva

Georgian President Giorgi Margvelashvili held bilateral meetings with the leaders of other countries of the Eastern Partnership (EP) in the frames of the EP 5th anniversary summit in Prague on April 24.

At the meeting between Margvelashvili and President of the Czech Republic Miloš Zeman the sides spoke about the processes over Georgia's integration into NATO and European Union and the steps that were taken by the country on this path, Margvelashvili's administrative reported.

It was underlined that both the executive and the legislative branches of the Czech government supported Georgia's territorial integrity and sovereignty and the country's integration into European structures and NATO in bilateral and multilateral formats.

Margvelashvili said the practical experience of the Czech Republic was very important for Georgia, especially, in the period when the country was preparing to sign the Association Agreement with the EU.

He also met with Moldovan counterpart Nicolae Timofti. The sides discussed the prospects of developing the Georgian-Moldovan relations. It was stressed that the relations between Georgia and Moldova gained a new momentum after they joined the Eastern Partnership.

In the frames of the summit, Margvealsshvili also met with the presidents of Slovakia, Azerbaijan, as well as the delegations of the Kingdom of Sweden, Lithuania and Armenia. The sides discussed bilateral relations and the important aspects of future cooperation.