**German Ambassador Scolds Georgia Over EU Criticism**
The German ambassador to Georgia, Peter Fischer, made some stern comments yesterday about the country’s treatment of the European Union. Speaking before a court hearing for journalist Mzia Amaghlobeli, Fischer emphasized that Germany is a friendly nation and supports Georgia’s bid to join the EU.
However, he also pointed out that it’s not wise to criticize an organization you want to be part of. “If you want to join an organization like the European Union,” he said, “it’s not a good idea to speak so badly about it.” Fischer’s remarks were likely aimed at the Georgian government and media outlets that have been critical of EU policies and practices.
**A Message for Imedi TV**
Fischer also took aim at the Georgian TV channel Imedi, which had previously accused him of giving instructions to opposition groups. The ambassador was quick to refute these claims, saying they were “disinformation” with no basis in fact. He challenged Imedi to provide evidence to support their allegations.
**Germany’s Good Relations with Georgia**
It’s worth noting that Germany has traditionally maintained good relations with Georgia, and both countries have cooperated on various projects over the years. Fischer’s comments were likely intended to encourage a more positive and constructive dialogue between Georgia and the EU, rather than criticizing his own country’s friendly ties with Tbilisi.
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