Georgia has fulfilled more than 90% of its commitments under the EU Association Agreement and Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area (DCFTA), Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze told journalists in Brussels.
According to Kobakhidze, the implementation rate stood at around 60–65% three years ago and has now exceeded 90%, demonstrating the government's commitment to European integration.
He also said the government had made progress on the EU's reform recommendations, including the 12-point and nine-point agendas, despite the opposition's refusal to participate in relevant discussions and working groups. Kobakhidze noted that the government had deliberately declined to implement two recommendations concerning judicial vetting and the transfer of control over the Central Election Commission, which he said were unacceptable.
The Prime Minister added that Georgia remained open to dialogue, while further progress in EU relations also depended on steps taken by European institutions. He expressed hope that the EU would take constructive steps towards Georgia and its people.
