PM Kvirikashvili on NATO Days in Georgia

The annual NATO Days, which are very important in terms of raising public awareness, started in Georgia on April 16 and will continue through May 1.

"This year’s NATO Days celebrations are special in the regions and, importantly, in the ethnic-minority regions," says Georgia's PM Kvirikashvili.

The Information Center on NATO and EU, together with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and other institutions, carries out numerous events to ensure proper public awareness, so that the county's citizens may familiarize themselves with the benefits offered by Georgia's NATO integration, and to understand, in the PM's words, "how important stability is to Georgia."

"This very cooperation brings about the stability we have today," Kvirikashvili added. "Cooperation with NATO today is as active as ever. Of greatest importance is the progress we have in the implementation of the Substantial Package, and equally invaluable is the support Georgia enjoys from NATO’s member states and Secretary General. The is why we believe that these days must be celebrated duly, and our population’s engagement and awareness is what matters most, so that our citizens may have correct information about today’s processes in our country."