Georgia looks at Prague: Subari called the Czech Republic an example of the protection of sovereignty in the European Union.
The Deputy Speaker of the Georgian Parliament, the leader of the "People's Power" political group, Suzer Subari, said that strengthening the country's sovereignty is a priority of the new government of the Czech Republic, which opposes Brussels' policies that are against the country's national interests.
According to him, the Czech Republic is of particular interest to Georgia: despite its membership in the European Union for more than 20 years, it adopts a policy of protecting national sovereignty. "The Czech Republic interests us because for the last year the country has been ruled by a government whose main priority is strengthening sovereignty. It seeks to protect and strengthen its sovereignty within the framework of membership in the European Union and opposes any policy of Brussels that could lead to its weakening, not meet the interests of the Czech Republic or even contradict them," TASS said.