The Prime Minister of Georgia promised to return Abkhazia and South Ossetia and join the EU by 2030

The Prime Minister of Georgia wants to return Abkhazia and Ossetia and join the EU by 2030/Collage 24 Channel

Pro-Russian Prime Minister of Georgia Irakli Kobakhidze spoke about his “Georgian dream”. The head of the Georgian government noted that he wants to return Abkhazia and South Ossetia occupied by Russia by 2030.

In addition, Kobakhidze expressed ambitious plans to his country joined the European Union by 2030. True, he did not share what actions this would be taken.

Kobakhidze spoke about his “Georgian dream”

During Georgia's Independence Day, the country's pro-Russian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze published a large message on social networks, congratulating citizens on this holiday. The head of government noted that it was this devotion and self-sacrifice that allowed “our small but proud country to maintain its freedom and state independence.”

At the same time, Kobakhidze decided to express his prospects development in Georgia until 2030. One of which is the return of territories occupied by Russia.

Our Georgian dream is to live in a united and strong Georgia until 2030 together with our Abkhaz and Ossetian brothers and sisters. A united and strong Georgia should become a full member of the European family in 2030! – wrote Kobakhidze.

At the same time, the Prime Minister of Georgia noted that his country and its independence still face difficult challenges. However, in his opinion, Georgian society is now much more experienced than in the first years of restoring independence.

In addition, as Kobakhidze wrote, the country is led by a government that “stands on the brink sovereignty and independence of Georgia and protects its national interests. h2>

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