On Tuesday 4 November, the Commissioner for Enlargement, Marta Kos will present the 2025 enlargement package to the Members of the Foreign Affairs Committee.
The debate will focus on the progress made by candidate and potential candidate countries on their respective EU accession paths.
Following the Commission's assessment of the EU-related reforms in the enlargement countries, AFET rapporteurs will draft resolutions, outlining Parliament's conclusions and recommendations for each country.
The EU Ambassador to Georgia, Pawel Herczynski, said a few days ago that an enlargement report on Georgia would be published on November 4. "It will be a very long and substantial document, presented by the European Commission, which will describe in detail what has happened in Georgia over the past year. November 4 is a very important date, on this day a press conference will be held in Brussels, which will be held by European Commission Vice-President Kaja Kallas and European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos. On the same day, November 4, I will also hold a press conference in Tbilisi to answer detailed questions about how well or badly Georgia is doing," the ambassador noted.
