**Former Lithuanian Minister Meets with Georgia’s Opposition**
The former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania, Gabrielius Landsbergis, has spoken about a meeting he had with representatives from opposition parties in Georgia. He said the meeting was not a formal event, but rather an exchange of views and information.
Landsbergis explained that he wanted to show his personal commitment to Georgia’s freedom and its path towards becoming part of Europe. This is important to him personally. He added that he was glad the opposition agreed to meet with him, even though he is no longer in a formal position.
The former minister said he wanted to understand what the opposition thinks about current events in Georgia, their goals, and what they expect from Western countries. Landsbergis also mentioned that his main goal was to share his knowledge of how things work in Brussels and the West.
When asked what specific expectations he has for Brussels and the West, Landsbergis replied that there were not many practical measures that could be taken at this time. He said it’s about knowing what is possible and achievable, especially with changes happening in other countries like Germany.
The meeting was seen as an opportunity to exchange views and information.
