Georgian PM urges EU officials to prioritise solving their own internal problems rather than interfering in Georgia’s affairs

Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze on Sunday said that high-ranking EU officials should prioritise solving their own internal problems rather than interfering in Georgia’s affairs.

In his remarks, Kobakhidze emphasised that EU representatives should be focusing on pressing internal challenges instead of making statements about Georgia.

“You are aware of the crisis. Today, the European Union is experiencing serious trends of economic recession, and perhaps EU high representatives should be more focused on that. It would be better for high-ranking EU officials to focus on addressing their own issues”, the PM said.