The issue of Georgia will be discussed at the next session of the European Council. The President of the European Council, Charles Michel, writes about this on the social network.
According to Charles Michel, the adoption of the law is a step backwards and moves Georgia further away from the EU path.
"In December, the European Council decided to grant Georgia candidate status with the understanding that Georgia would take appropriate steps and implement the necessary reforms.
The adoption of the "Transparency Law" in the Parliament is a step backwards and moves Georgia further away from the EU path.
The Georgian people have clearly chosen their future in the European Union and we will do everything to support their ambitions.
Because of this, I will add [the issue] of Georgia to the agenda of the next session of the European Council," wrote the President of the European Council, Charles Michel.
