EU launches new Partnership for Mobility program in Georgia

According to the Georgia government's information, the program implies employment and education of country's citizens, legally staying in the EU countries.

The EU experts said the implementation of the program would favour encouragement of legal migration, struggle with illegal migrants and cooperation for development.

France has already presented the specific proposals on simplification of migration and in-depth training courses for Georgians in the country.

Proposals from other countries cover a wide range of cooperation of European companies and education establishments with citizens and companies of Georgia.

/Georgia Times/