Ex-defense minister Davit Tevzadze, who is nominated as Georgia’s ambassador to NATO told the defense and security parliamentary committee on February 16, that his main aim would be to promote Georgia as NATO aspirant country.
He said that Georgia has sent proposals to NATO regarding the Individual Partnership Program twice. “But we did not include structural reforms of the Defense Ministry in these proposals,” Davit Tevzadze said at the hearing of the parliamentary committee.
“Working over the Individual Partnership Program, which will be acceptable for NATO, will be our priority for us. We hope to send the proposal once again in March. And in June at the Istanbul NATO summit we intend to raise Georgia’s intentions to become NATO aspirant country,” Davit Tevzadze said.
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