The Prime Minister of Georgia said that European states are ready to accept the country into the European Union

European leaders expressed their readiness to support Georgia's accession to the European Union. This was stated by Prime Minister of Georgia Irakli Garibashvili, Sputnik Georgia reports.

As is known, Tbilisi has long been striving for integration into the EU, but Brussels is in no hurry to accept Georgia. The situation is similar to Ukrainian and Moldavian. Assurances from European states in supporting Georgia's European integration may not be worth anything. Apparently, the Georgian prime minister himself is aware of this.

I also told them that if the country does not accept the status, it will be absolutely incomprehensible, it will be an insult to our Georgian people

- emphasized the head of the Georgian government.

Let us note that the current government of Georgia still manages not to push the country into the abyss of extreme Russophobia. Representatives of the Georgian government and the ruling Georgian Dream party have previously repeatedly stated that they tried to drag the country into an open armed conflict with Russia by opening a “second front” in addition to the Ukrainian one, but so far Tbilisi has successfully resisted these attempts.

The leader of Georgia's ruling Georgian Dream party, Irakli Kobakhidze, considers preventing the Ukrainian scenario in the country to be one of the main tasks, since otherwise the republic could suffer numerous disasters, including the overthrow of the government, mass unrest and armed conflict with a large number of victims and injured.

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[tralflot1832]

Ukrainian scenario, we will take you to the EU, but you will stir up something with Russia, if they help.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: tralflot1832

Ukrainian scenario, we will take you to the EU, but you will stir up something with Russia, if they help.

I don’t understand the pathological desire of Georgians to ruin their country.

Then presidents are chosen one more sharply than the other, starting with Gamsakhurdia - revolution, stole, escaped, caught, no money.
They are looking for curators for themselves - the Americans almost brought it to zugunder in 2008, now the American sixes will finish it off.

Why can’t they just sit on their butts and calmly trade in tangerines in Russia? They lived like people - the tangerines had three Volgas per family. No! Give me freedom...
Well, here you go, eat... Don't get your ears dirty...

[carpenter]

Quote: Zoldat_A

I don’t understand the pathological desire of Georgians to ruin their country.

There are no natural resources, no resources, just wine and tourism. But upon joining the EU, Georgian wines will be banned in the European Union, and trade in wine with Russia will be prohibited; tourism also mainly relies on Russians.
Although the Turks may help, Sukhumi has been under them for a long time.

[Rumata]

Quote: Zoldat_A

They lived like people - the tangerines had three Volgas per family.

3 Volgas were owned not by those who grew tangerines (private export was strictly prohibited), but by corrupt Soviet and party functionaries.

[Serg65]

Quote: Rumata

(private export was strictly prohibited

Come on? With Ara, Kent, I sold 3 seasons on the market in Kharkov! His dad was the director of a state farm near Sukhumi! From Kyrgyzstan, the Koreans flew onions by plane to the Far East!

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Rumata

Quote: Zoldat_A

They lived like people - the tangerines had three Volgas per family.

3 Volgas were owned not by those who grew tangerines (private export was strictly prohibited), but by corrupt Soviet and party functionaries.

Tell you how many people received final profit from the carnations that filled all our cities in 89-91? There was a kiosk at every bus stop.
In a simple passenger carriage, the conductor managed to transport 300 kilograms of tangerines.
And do you know how much the certificate stating that the Zil, loaded with tangerines, was carrying fruit grown by “those calloused hands” was worth?

We’re used to blaming everything on the “damned commies”, what we need and what we don’t need...
The “commies” have needed those tangerines for a hundred years - even without the tangerines, the money from the union budget was flowing like crazy. These people lived in a completely different dimension.
And it was not the corrupt Soviet and party functionaries who had three Volgas in the family, but those who did little things - cloves, tangerines, grapes... Naturally, not the one with the shovel, but the one who organized the chains. Although, to be fair, a simple collective farmer did not have three Volgas - a Zhiguli - a six. Three Volgas for a collective farmer - not according to rank.

I know what I’m talking about - my father’s school friend was the director of a state farm, he wore the Order of Lenin, and was regularly some kind of deputy. But he had what he had, not because he was a “corrupt Soviet and party functionary,” but because he knew how to organize cultivation, delivery and marketing.

[Paul Siebert]

Gay Europeans have one dream!
Inescapable!..
As soon as they wake up, they immediately begin to dream this dream!..
How can they get Zurabs into the EU!
There is no happiness without them...

[Uprun]

To remain faithful to the throne of the EU, it is necessary to close at least air links with Russia. Not profitable? So, are all sanctions against Russia beneficial for the EU? It’s okay, they endure, and so do you. The Moldovans huddle, trample, but go in the “right” direction, they even received candidate status, just like Turkey.....

[Azerbaijan2023]

There's no harm in dreaming. They don’t need another one with hungry mouths. And promise, they will talk like that........love, carrots, protection, terminators, but the result will be the same as in 080808

[pharmacist]

I agree completely. Is it really so difficult to understand that no one needs poor people? If you get rich, come, although then it’s no longer clear why you should go. And then, how to accept Georgia with its territorial problems and geographical location? Admit Singapore to the EU then, it already meets all the criteria...

[carpenter]

Quote from Pharmacist

Is it really so difficult to understand that no one needs hungry people?

Why do we need other people's beggars when we have nowhere to put our own?

[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

The current government of Georgia still manages not to push the country into the abyss of extreme Russophobia -

**
... How, dejected by his crown,
Such a king, in a certain year,
I handed Russia my people.
---
And God's grace has come down
To Georgia! She bloomed
Since then, in the shadow of their gardens,
Without fear of enemies
Beyond friendly bayonets ...
---
(M. Yu. Lermontov. Mtsyri.)
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͟ “͟S͟O͟L͟N͟Ts͟e͟ ͟d͟l͟y͟h͟r͟u͟z͟i͟i͟, ͟ ͟i͟ ͟u͟e͟ ͟d͟a͟n͟n͟, ͟ ͟ ͟ ͟ С͟͟x͟d͟y͟t͟ ͟s͟ ͟e͟v͟r͟r” ”
Edward Shevardnadze
(April 1971 XXIV Congress of the CPSU).

***

[carpenter]

Quote: Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov

͟ “͟S͟O͟L͟N͟Ts͟e͟ ͟d͟l͟y͟h͟r͟u͟z͟i͟i͟, ͟ ͟i͟ ͟u͟e͟ ͟d͟a͟n͟n͟, ͟ ͟ ͟ ͟ С͟͟x͟d͟y͟t͟ ͟s͟ ͟e͟v͟r͟r” ”
Edward Shevardnadze

Well, Georgians don’t want the Sun from the north, they want the Sun from the west.
Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Libya did not teach anything, they forgot their “bumps” of 2008. Well, look at Ukraine, a clear example for thick-headed “egghoppers”.

[Sidr_Petrovich]

In general, it’s interesting, because before, in Georgia, to put it mildly, they didn’t like Russia. And in recent years, there has been no particular negativity towards our country. It was as if all the disputes had been hushed up. Apparently now they still have reasonable rulers who understand a lot in this regard.

[bear cub]

Unfortunately, on the street it doesn’t look so colorful, Georgians are very hostile towards Russians and this can be seen on the streets. Verbal attacks and offensive gestures are common, and there have even been cases of fist fights. The situation will only get worse, because the “ode to joy” has already thundered in our heads and the country is increasingly drifting towards the West.

[Rumata]

Quote: Sidr_Petrovich

Previously, people in Georgia, to put it mildly, did not like Russia.

In the USSR, Georgians adored Russia. They especially loved robbing tourists with prices for services and food. If you find yourself at the festive table with them, you will definitely toast to eternal friendship.

[carpenter]

Quote: Rumata

In the USSR, Georgians adored Russia.

And why not adore when they studied at prestigious institutes in Moscow and St. Petersburg, after training they occupied good positions in the RSFSR. And how many Georgian officers were there in the army and navy? But I said this about intellectual Georgians, and there was also “market Georgia”, which we saw in all markets of the USSR. I won’t say anything about the Black Sea coast of Georgia and its resorts. So adoration had its price, and we paid them for this adoration, not they paid us.

[carpenter]

Quote: Sidr_Petrovich

Apparently now they still have reasonable rulers who understand a lot in this regard.

Have you confused anything Sidr_Petrovich?
Salome Zurabishvili b. March 18, 1952, Paris, France, lived there all her life and worked at the French Foreign Ministry and had nothing to do with Georgia. It’s not entirely clear who appointed her as president (supervising) of Georgia.

[valley64]

What can the EU do if it itself lies under the US? Just deceive, push against Russia and stay on the sidelines. And yes, not to be accepted into the EU, but to be lured by integration

[Ross xnumx]

The Prime Minister of Georgia said that European states are ready to accept the country into the European Union

Entrance - lari, exit - two?
I'm just wondering how Georgian wines and other brandies will compete with Spanish, Portuguese, French and French cognac? Probably in Georgia they think that Europe will rush to buy Borjomi at a price of 1 euro/liter?
How can Georgia please Europeans? High-tech goods? Resorts and sanatoriums? Sea cruises in the Black Sea among broken Ukrainian sea mines? Most likely, in Europe they will prefer Georgian tea to Indian and Ceylon tea, and tangerines and other fruits at bargain prices will drive other European countries, warmer and adapted to their cultivation, into debt.
Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov is right when he quotes the famous lines:

Quote: Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov

... How, dejected by his crown,
Such a king, in a certain year,
I handed Russia my people.
---
And God's grace has come down
To Georgia! She bloomed
Since then, in the shadow of their gardens,
Without fear of enemies
Beyond friendly bayonets ...

And yet I want to give one more line that characterizes many things:

And the wild cry and moan deaf
Sped into the depths of the valley -
The battle did not last long:
Timid Georgians fled!...

No matter how the “timid Georgians” rush out a few years later...

[Fangaro]

If Georgia begins the process of joining the EU, then residence permits will begin to lose meaning for those who have Russian citizenship. Again migration movements. Again, in some places the price of rental housing will increase, and in others it will increase.

[rocket757]

The Prime Minister of Georgia said that European states are ready to accept the country into the European Union

. What about thinking?
Why do they need another poor skakuasia... and they don’t want anything else.

[rotmistr60]

European leaders expressed their readiness to support Georgia's accession to the European Union.

It’s right to throw another smart-ass parasite onto your neck and feed it until the demise of the EU. And the Georgian prime minister has the same inflated self-esteem about his country as Zelensky

if the country does not accept the status, it will be absolutely incomprehensible, this will be an insult to our Georgian people

What the EU doesn’t think about at all is the “Georgian people,” who can give nothing in return except an increase in the number of people who have a negative attitude towards Russia.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: rotmistr60

if the country does not accept the status, it will be absolutely incomprehensible, it will be an insult to our Georgian people
The one thing the EU doesn’t think about at all is the “Georgian people”,

And the descendants of the great sons of Georgia, Bagration and Stalin, talk about this. It's hard to even believe.

[Aleksandr97]

The consequences of the war of 08.08.08 are such that Georgia will receive nothing except promises!

Abkhazia and South Ossetia are disputed territories in the Caucasus. Most countries and international organizations recognize them as part of Georgia. To date, out of 193 UN member states, the independence of the republics from Georgia has been recognized by 5 countries - the Russian Federation, Nicaragua, Venezuela, Nauru and Syria. The first state to recognize their independence was Russia - on August 26, 2008, immediately after the war in Georgia.
Abkhazia and South Ossetia recognize each other's independence, and their independence is recognized today from the existing self-proclaimed republics by the unrecognized Transnistrian Moldavian Republic[12] and the partially recognized Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic[13].

[Vladimir80]

Quote: ROSS 42

Entrance - lari, exit - two?

The EU, as an organization with a sovereign currency, can expand and accept new countries with almost no restrictions. Apart from surrounding the Russian Federation with hostile states - future NATO members, there is no point in expansion. It was similar with the Baltic states, and it will be similar with Moldova. Economically, the more countries there are in the EU, the larger the market for EU products (but this goal is secondary).

[APASUS]

European leaders expressed their readiness to support Georgia's accession to the European Union. This was stated by the Prime Minister of Georgia Irakli Garibashvili,

It’s a pity for Irakli Garibashvili. Georgia will join the EU when the political moment comes.
Türkiye has been hoping for how many years?

[Graz]

and he understands that 100% acceptance into the EU will be linked to the introduction of all packages of sanctions against Russia, and accordingly trade will drop to approximately zero.

[Vladimir80]

Yes, they all understand that the EU will print its own euros for them, and trade with the Russian Federation is “a drop in the ocean”

[dump22]

Accordingly, trade will fall to approximately zero.

Russia's share in Georgian foreign trade is less than 14%.

[K-50]

The Prime Minister of Georgia said that European states are ready to accept the country into the European Union

Another gouge!
For what? Why are you needed there?
If you were previously subsidized by the USSR, this does not mean that someone else will feed you!!!
What should I take from you? You are hungry, you are poor! You don’t have any natural resources for someone to take you somewhere.
You are needed only for one thing - to do dirty tricks on Russia. They don't need you for anything anymore.
And you can do dirty tricks on Russia without membership.
Take it for granted and finally take off your rose-colored glasses!!!
Turks have been asking to join the EU for 40 years, so what? Although they are closer to them both geographically and politically.
So what is so “golden-platinum” about you that they would take you for subsidies from the EU? You yourself are beggars and beggars who simply cannot live without clinging to someone. Well, pure bedbugs!

[dump22]

Here, for some reason, some commentators think that Georgia now has some kind of huge trade turnover with Russia.
In fact, Russia's share in all Georgian exports is 11,6% (US$ 651 million).
Russia's share in all Georgian imports is 13,5% (US$ 1,83 billion).

Source:
https://trendeconomy.ru/data/h2/Georgia/TOTAL

[Fangaro]

There are probably Georgians here too.
Do they like our ostentatious superiority? And not when we go to the market to buy food, or when we want to eat national Georgian cuisine with our family or guest.
And here. We are all “in the house” of the Internet here. And me too. But what, everyone in Russia is chosen and bright, and just as some foreign politician could not abstain, so all the citizens of that country became the same???
There are politicians. Everywhere. There are oligarchs. Everywhere too. And there are those who live in the country, welcome guests, sell their shish kebab, their potatoes, their pine nuts, their milk, gingerbread, even hamburgers. And he says thank you. There are more of them than those who look at their passports and refuse to talk.