Georgian economic and political reforms have been the main topic of
discussions between Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili and his
Estonian counterpart, Toomas Hendrik Ilves, Georgia Online reports.
Ilves arrived at the Justice Center in Georgia, where he observed new
legal services for the population based on the single-window system.
The presidents discussed bilateral ties and the need to improve them.
Saakashvili underlined that he is grateful to Estonia for its support
in European integration.
Ilves said that Georgia had made a great step forward and needs to
continue political reforms for democratization of the country.
President Ilves will meet Georgian Prime Minister Nika Gilauri in
Tbilisi and representatives of the opposition and public.
