Kaladze underscored the European Commission questionnaire and noted that Georgia has positive expectations regarding its accession to the European Union.

"Georgia has done a lot in recent years, especially since 2012, to make our country a full member of the European Union as soon as possible. I understand this is very difficult and it may not be easy, but many good steps have been taken, we are ready to implement reforms.

I think the Georgian people deserve Europe. It is the choice of our population. Historically, we have always been part of Europe and we can directly say that Europe is based on freedom and equality, Europe is a guarantee of peace and prosperity," Kaladze said.

To be informed, today the second part of the questionnaire will be officially handed over to the EU, which Georgia filled out to obtain the status of an EU candidate.