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Грузия и ЕС подпишут Соглашение об ассоциации 27 июня.

Грузия и ЕС подпишут Соглашение об ассоциации 27 июня.

14 May 2014

Грузия и Европейский Союз подпишут Соглашение об ассоциации 27 июня. Дата этой важной вехи в отношениях ЕС-Грузия была объявлена во время визита президента Европейского Совета Хермана Ван Ромпейя в Тбилиси.

Президент Ван Ромпей после коротких визитов в Украину и Молдову прибыл в столицу Грузии, где подтвердил решимость ЕС поддерживать те страны, которые желают близких отношений, несмотря на давление со стороны России.

Выступая в Тбилиси после переговоров с премьер-министром Грузии Ираклием Гарибашвили президент Европейского Совета заявил:

На повестке дня главный вопрос сегодня укрепление отношений между Грузией и Европейским Союзом. Мы обсудили подготовку к подписанию и реализацию Соглашения об ассоциации, включая Соглашение об углубленной и всеобъемлющей зоне свободной торговли. Мы подпишем соглашение в Брюсселе 27 июня вместе со всеми главами государств и правительств ЕС. Это важная веха ознаменует начало нового этапа в наших отношениях и в истории вашей страны.

Выбирая этот путь, Грузия заявляет о своей приверженности к сильным демократическим институтам, уважению прав своих граждан и верховенству закона. Я заверил Президента и премьер-министра о том, что, вступая на этот путь вместе, Европейский Союз будет твердо стоять на стороне Грузии. Грузия является свободной, демократической страной, которая должна сделать свой ​​собственный выбор. Никакое внешнее давление не помешает этому.

Ван Ромпей вновь заверил о поддержке ЕС независимости и территориальной целостности Грузии:

Мы также обсудили тревожную региональную ситуацию и последствия для безопасности Грузии. Я еще раз подтвердил поддержку Европейского Союза территориальной целостности Грузии в пределах ее международно признанных границ, и нашу приверженность к усилиям по урегулированию конфликтов в Грузии, в том числе посредствам сопредседательства ЕС в Женевских международных переговорах и через Миссию Наблюдателей ЕС в Грузии. ЕС по-прежнему очень обеспокоен теми препятствиями, которые возникли свободному перемещению граждан вдоль административных пограничных линий сепаратистских регионов Грузии. Это имеет прямое и негативное влияние на жизнь местного населения.

В Тбилиси, президент Европейского Совета также сослался на ситуацию в Украине:

Два дня назад я был в Киеве и встречался с премьер-министром Яценюком и президентом Турчиновым. В Киеве я еще раз подтвердил о приверженности Европейского Союза по единству, суверенитету, независимости и территориальной целостностьи Украины. После незаконной аннексии Крыма и Севастополя, Европейский Союз ввел санкции против ряда физических и юридических лиц. В случае дальнейшей дестабилизации, Европейский Союз поднимет цену, которую платит из-за этого Россия, если она предпримет дополнительные шаги по дестабилизации ситуации. Пока ближайшей целью является обеспечение свободных и справедливых президентских выборов 25 мая. Европейский Союз продолжит настаивать на и работать над переговорами, поскольку это единственный путь к стабильной, демократической, инклюзивной и современной Украине. И мы продолжим нашу поддержку политических, экономических и надежных реформ в Украине.

источник: commonspace.eu 

Фото: председатель Европейского Совета Херман Ван Ромпей с премьер-министром Грузии Ираклием Гарибашвили в Тбилиси, 14 мая 2014 года.

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