Tbilisi. Georgian Foundation for Strategic and International Studies publishes a blog post: A New Chance for Circular Labor Migration between Georgia and the EU.

''Every year, three-to-four thousand Georgian citizens try to stay in EU Member States (MS), looking for a (usually illegal) job. If each of the 16 EU MS as signatories of the Mobility Partnership with Georgia provides the country with a yearly quota of a few hundred migrants for legal circular employment, it could significantly lower the above-mentioned number of citizens striving to stay there illegally'', is noted in the statement.

Source: www.gfsis.org