In line for the candidate status, Georgia will get a European perspective. What are we worried about?
Tbilisi. Georgian Foundation for Strategic and International Studies publishes Kakha Gogolashvili’s blogpost: In line for the candidate status, Georgia will get a European perspective. What are we worried about.?
“It is necessary for our government to immediately recognize the conditions presented by the European Commission, and express its full readiness to meet them. If the government does not agree with them, any discussion about it makes no sense. There have been no occasions for the European Commission to negotiate easing of the conditions. Therefore, if the current administration does not agree and refuses to meet the conditions set, it must relinquish its authority due to the constitutional obligation of the country for European integration. A new administration must then be appointed to fulfill the conditions. This is a minimalist scenario that does not involve new elections and a change of government. The change, if it became necessary, must be implemented very quickly, and the new administration must start working on fulfilling the conditions of the European Commission immediately and effectively”.
Source: gfsis.org.ge
