Bilateral agreements had been reached on Thursday in the fields of economic cooperation, agriculture, water management, the pharmaceutical industry and the financial sector, PM Orban reported, while highlighting that the flagship Hungarian Wizzair airline is the market leader in Georgia, and also that Hungary grants scholarships to 80 Georgian students every year.
The friendship between Hungary and Georgia, the PM stressed, is deeply rooted in their common Christian heritage. "Preserving Christian traditions is also a prerequisite for European competitiveness, and we are therefore pleased to see countries approaching the EU which openly support this heritage," Mr Orban said.
Irakli Garibashvili, Georgia's prime minister, described Thursday's joint cabinet meeting as a historic event in the relations between the two countries and thanked the Hungarian government for being a true friend of Georgia, and supporting the country's territorial integrity and European integration.
Our countries share traditional and eternal values,
PM Garibashvili stated, highlighting the contribution of Viktor Orban in the protection of these values.
"The Hungarian people are fortunate that in such difficult times, Hungary is headed by such a strong and patriotic leader, who serves the interests of his own people," he praised Hungary's prime minister.
PM Irakli Garibasvili recalled that
Georgia has done everything to get closer to Europe and has advanced much further in most areas than certain EU candidate countries.
Viktor Orban called out this decision for what it is, when he termed it an injustice, the Georgian PM said, stressing that granting his country candidate status would be a rational move on the part of the EU, as well.
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