European Peace Facility: EU adopts €20 million assistance measures in support of Georgian armed forces
The Council adopted an assistance measure worth €20 million for the benefit of the Georgian Defence Forces.
The assistance measure under the European Peace Facility (EPF) will strengthen the capacities of the Georgian Defence Forces’ military medical, logistics, engineering and cyber-defence services, by providing relevant non-lethal equipment, supplies and services including equipment-related training.
It will complement the €12.75 million assistance measure adopted in December 2021 which strengthens the capacities of the Georgian Defence Forces.
“The latest assistance measure is further proof of the EU’s commitment to strengthen the capacities of Georgia with the aim of enhancing its national security, stability and resilience,” says a press release by the European External Action Service.
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