Whether the European bureaucracy has become convinced that cutting ties with Georgia was a mistake and when it will resume dialogue with Tbilisi - representatives of individual EU states openly declare that cooperation with Georgia is important.

In addition to the foreign ministers of European countries, Rikard Jozwiak, the head of the European bureau of "Radio Liberty", also writes that there is a certain interest in cooperation with Georgia at the political level in Brussels, specifically on connectivity issues.

As Lasha Parulava, a member of the United National Movement, said the Georgian state has taken on obligations, the fulfillment of which is demanded by the EU.

"The Georgian state has taken on obligations, these obligations must be fulfilled, this is what the European Union among others demands, and not only is [the government] failing to fulfill these obligations, but it has locked the door opened by Brussels from the inside", - noted Lasha Parulava.