Estonian FM proposes suspension of visa liberalization for Georgia

Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna has proposed placing the suspension of visa liberalization for Georgia on the EU agenda.

He emphasized the necessity of initiating this discussion to convey a clear message to the Georgian government amid its decision to halt EU integration until 2028 and ongoing protests in the country.

Tsahkna said “the objective is to send a strong, unambiguous signal to the authorities.” This proposal follows recent actions by the EU to suspend the visa-free regime for Georgian diplomatic passport holders.