TBILISI. – The Georgian party expects significant decisions from the Eastern Partnership summit in Vilnius.   

Georgia’s Foreign Minister Maia Panjikidze stated the aforementioned Wednesday, following her meeting with the ambassadors of EU member states.

In her words, Georgia expects to initial the EU Association Agreement, end the first phase of the visa relaxation process, and sign the Comprehensive Free Trade Zone Agreement, Novosti Gruzia writes.    

To note, in 2010, the EU Council of Foreign Ministers granted the European Commission a mandate to hold talks with Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan toward signing bilateral agreements on association.