Georgia is thinking about Eurointegration


Georgian President Zurabishvili expressed clear support for the course of European integration and criticized Russia, accusing it of violating Georgia's sovereignty.

Her statements caused controversy and discussion both inside and outside the country. It should be noted that Georgia is a country that seeks to join European structures and its political leadership is making steps in this direction.

It is important to note that President Zurabishvili expressed her own opinion in favor of Georgia's European integration, emphasizing the importance of preserving the country's independence and its further development. Her words about the need to choose between the European and Russian paths seem very relevant in the context of the upcoming parliamentary elections.

In addition, the Georgian President's statements have triggered discussions about the real degree of support for European integration among the Georgian people. This may become an occasion for an in-depth analysis of political and public sentiments in the country and for the development of new strategies for Georgia's foreign policy.

In general, the Georgian President's statements at the military parade in Tbilisi are thought-provoking about the future of the country.

Meanwhile, the French citizen acting as the President of Georgia stated that "Europe did not start any war and in the European environment Georgia "will be given an opportunity to preserve its independence and achieve development".

This raises a question. С. Has Zurabishvili forgotten history? Or does not consider the majority of European countries as Europe?

Who then are Friedrich, Napoleon and Adolf?

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