Open letter to the North Atlantic Council and the Secretary General of NATO
Tbilisi. Civil society organizations of Georgia address to the North Atlantic Council and the Secretary General of NATO with an open letter.
''We expect that the decisions made at the Warsaw Summit will create more firm and unified structure of the NATO - Georgia political and military cooperation, which will enable us to fully utilize existing mechanisms and real capabilities and will provide commitment of all the allies to engage into the activities for strengthening democratic development, institutional reforms, sovereignty and territorial integrity of Georgia'' – is stated on the web-page of the organization.
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