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Administrative Assistant, Administrative Manager, GIP, Policy Analyst, The Georgian Institute of Politics
Recent talks on the visa liberalization of the European Union for the citizens of Georgia made a lot of people wonder if this process could be hampered by the two highest branches of the European Union, European Parliament and European Council.
This publication was issued under the project “N:2015-807 “Analyzing Democratization in Georgia“ supported by the National Endowment for Democracy and implemented by the Georgian Institute of Politics(GIP).
Obtaining a visa-free regime with the EU is one of the main goals set both in the EU’s Eastern Partnership and in the 2019 Programme of the Government of Armenia.
December, 2016 marks a full year since the European Commission released its fourth and last progress report on Georgia’s implementation of the visa liberalization action plan (VLAP) it received in 2013.
Georgian Institute of Politics participated in the three-day workshop on Building Security in Europe, organized by Konrad Adenauer Stiftung
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