Georgia’s EU Integration Commission discusses 2024 action plan performance
Politics

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The 72nd session of the Commission on Georgia’s European Integration, chaired by Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze, on Tuesday focused on the annual report of the 2024 Action Plan for Georgia's integration into the European Union.
The annual report was presented to the Commission members by Maka Botchorishvili, the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Members reviewed the steps taken by Georgia over the past year to implement the Association Agreement.
A key point highlighted was the Georgian government’s ambitious goal to be ready for EU membership by 2028.
Discussions also covered future plans and measures to be taken to ensure further progress in fulfilling the Association Agreement by 2028.
The importance of involving all state agencies in this process was emphasized during the session.





