President Pase warned Georgia about the consequences of removing the meeting

Theododoros Rusopulos, president of the Parliamentary Assembly of the European Council, said Georgia’s release from the assembly only aggravated the situation for them. He told this to journalists in Strasbourg before the assembly winter session ended, reports b.

The decision of Georgia’s authorities to stop contact with the Paca was called “never occurred”, and violating the principles of the organization.

“The assembly confirmed the powers of the Georgia delegation, so they should work at the pace. This is not right, but it is the obligation of the European Council member’s member,” Russopulos said.

Strasbourg warned Tbilisi about possible consequences.

“We sent signals about this Georgia delegation.

In addition, the president of the assembly said the decision may not limit himself to new penalties by speed, and perhaps joining other structures of the organization as well.

Russopulos is skeptical about the official Tbilisi’s promise with the basics of his membership in Paca.

“Does Georgia believe that she has an obligation? Especially after Prime Minister Kobakhidze announced the suspension of European integration, and now he said Georgia does not need pace?” He asked a rhetoric question.

Remember that Pace approved a resolution in which it imposed sanctions against Georgia’s authorities and demanded to launch the early parliamentary election process under speed control. After that, the Georgia delegation said he stopped working at the Parliamentary Assembly of the European council, but the country remains a member of the European council.