The visit of the Prime Minister of Georgia to the NATO headquarters in Brussels will bring a new impetus to the strengthening of NATO-Georgia relations, Foreign Minister Ilia Darchiashvili told journalists in Brussels.

According to him, NATO-Georgia cooperation has been developing in a result-oriented manner for years and the process will continue in the future.

"Our integration in the Euro-Atlantic space is a foreign policy priority, which is supported by the constitution. Also, it is very symbolic and important that the Prime Minister of Georgia came to the NATO office, where he had a very interesting meeting with the Secretary General. See for yourself the press conference, where specific messages were announced, and the NATO-Georgia Commission itself, which is the main platform, was held at the highest level with the participation of the Prime Minister of Georgia, and this is also a part of this very effective cooperation. NATO-Georgia cooperation developed over the years in a very result-oriented manner. I am sure that this process will continue in the future and the visit of the Prime Minister of Georgia to NATO headquarters in Brussels will bring a new impetus to the strengthening of NATO-Georgia relations", Ilia Darchiashvili noted.