Paris, Berlin and Warsaw urge the Georgian authorities to promptly investigate the “irregularities” reported by the pro-European opposition during the parliamentary elections on October 26.
The head of European diplomacy joined the requests of the highest Spanish authorities in the sense that “it is time to work together to mitigate the effects of this tragedy.”
He expressed the belief that European lawmakers can imagine what to expect from him in fulfilling the agenda, which includes trade policy, economic security, as well as transparency and interinstitutional relations, based on his responses.
In his role, Síkela wants to use his extensive experience from the Ministry of Industry and Trade and the banking sector.
Emmanuel Macron and Olaf Schulz agreed on Wednesday “to work for a more united, stronger, more sovereign Europe” after Donald Trump’s victory in the American presidential election, with the French head of state advocating for a “coordinated European strategy.”
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