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  • April 29
  • Posted By: GIP
  • Posted In: Policy Memo , Publications
  • Tags: EU, EU membership, EU-Georgia relations, European Union, Jelger Groeneveld, Policy memo
  • 29/04/2021
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Georgia’s Future with the European Union


[i] 83% of survey respondents support Georgia joining the EU, with the highest level of “fully supporting” since 2014, and 78% of respondents support Georgia joining NATO. Source: International Republican Institute 2021, 71-77.

 

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