Georgia continues to make headway on getting closer to Europe

During the debates in the House of Europe in Tbilisi, Georgian
president Mikhail Saahashvili said that "For Georgia, Europe symbolizes
democracy and a free society, we are making headway on getting closer to
Europe", ITAR-TASS reports.

Aleksander Kwasniewski, the ex-President of Poland, who also took part
in the discussion, said he was last in Georgia in 2001. "During
these 9 years, your country has achieved great success in solving
several important social and economic problems".

The ex-president of Poland also met with Georgian vice-premier Temuri
Yakobashvili and foreign minister Grigol Vashadze. The
two countries cooperation and relations between Georgia and Russia were
discussed.