Генеральный секретарь НАТО находится с визитом в Грузии

Генеральный секретарь НАТО Йенс Столтенберг в понедельник (25 марта 2019 года) посетил Грузию, чтобы наблюдать за совместной тренировкой сил НАТО и Грузии. В учениях НАТО-Грузия участвуют около 350 солдат из 24 стран НАТО, стран-партнеров и международных организаций. Учения проводятся в Совместном учебно-оценочном центре НАТО-Грузия, который помогает укрепить оборону Грузии с момента его открытия в 2015 году.

Г-н Столтенберг сказал, что учения демонстрируют, как НАТО и Грузия наращивают совместное сотрудничество. Грузия является одним из ближайших партнеров НАТО, сотрудничающим с Альянсом по безопасности в Черноморском регионе. Грузия также является крупнейшим не входящим в НАТО участником миссии Североатлантического союза в Афганистане, и Сил быстрого реагирования НАТО.

Летом прошлого года в Брюсселе лидеры НАТО подтвердили решение Бухарестского саммита 2008 года о том, что Грузия станет членом НАТО. Генеральный секретарь высоко оценил прогресс Грузии в проведении важных реформ и призвал ее продолжать эти усилия.

В ходе своего визита г-н Столтенберг провел переговоры с президентом Грузии г-жой Саломе Зурабишвили, премьер-министром, г-н Мамука Бахтадзе, и другими высокопоставленными чиновниками.

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам пресс-службы НАТО

фото: Генеральный секретарь НАТО Йенс Столтенберг и премьер-министр Грузии Мамука Бахтадзе смотрят на Тбилиси из здания Государственной канцелярии

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