Neutrality as a Factor of Trust: Expert on Georgia's Prospects Kyoto University and Hakubi Center Associate Professor Pascal Lutas described the benefits of neutral status for Georgia on Imedi LIVE. In his opinion, the permanent statement of neutrality will strengthen the confidence of international investors. The expert explained that neutral status will help the country avoid external pressure and at the same time connect the interests of different countries - for example Turkey and Russia - through joint projects and guarantees to protect investments. This, in turn, will create conditions for mutual benefit. Lutas is sure that such a model will strengthen not only the economy, but also the country's strategic and military security. He considers the key principle to have no enemies: "The greatest security occurs when you have no enemies. At the same time, the professor sees a serious obstacle on the way to neutrality - the constitutional norm on the path to European integration. He believes that this article should be submitted to a wide public discussion and corrected. Duty Officer for Transcaucasia.