U.S. is determined to help Georgia secure and prosper

“I am delighted to be back in Georgia, a country that is critical to regional peace, stability and connectivity. Last year, while here, I worked closely with Georgian leaders as an intermediary between your neighbors, Armenia and Azerbaijan,” said US chief negotiator for the Caucasus, Ambassador Philip Reeker.

According to Reeker, Georgia continues to contribute to regional security.

However, Philip Reeker states that “Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili has played an indispensable role in ensuring the exchange of prisoners and information on the location of mines in the war zone.”

“Georgia continues to contribute to regional security with the support of EU monitoring capabilities. I am pleased to meet once again with the Prime Minister and discuss regional issues. In October, I led the US delegation to international discussions in Geneva. During this visit, I will discuss how to continue efforts to bring peace, stability, and prosperity to the region, including how the United States and Georgia can help bring about a peaceful resolution to the Russian occupation of Georgia and pressure Russia to live up to its obligations under the agreement. on the 2008 ceasefire,” Reeker said.

According to Philip Reeker, the United States is determined to help Georgia ensure its security and well-being, as it has done for the past 30 years.

“We are proud to support Georgia in its quest for NATO and EU membership. The US will continue to do everything possible to achieve Euro-Atlantic integration because this is the future that people want and deserve. I would like to thank the citizens of Georgia for their hospitality and strong partnership with the United States. As the Georgians say, if a guest is a gift from God, then Georgia is a gift for guests like me,” Ricker said.