The European Union (EU) has long held the door open for Georgia’s potential membership. However, recent actions by the Georgian government have raised concerns. If this trajectory continues, the consequences could be severe. Let’s delve into the situation:
The Open Door
Georgia’s aspiration to join the EU is not in question. The door remains open, beckoning the country toward a European future. But there’s a caveat: the path must be steady and aligned with EU values.
A Troubled Path
Josep Borrell, the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, minced no words. He warned that if Georgia persists in its current direction, the door to EU membership will close. The Georgian people would bear the brunt of this closure, facing harm and reduced prospects.
Urgent Measures
Borrell is taking action. He plans to present a short- and medium-term plan to foreign affairs ministers. The goal? To prevent Georgia from continuing down this troubled path. The stakes are high, and the EU’s perspective on Georgia hangs in the balance.
