**Georgian Prime Minister Talks About Visa-Free Travel**
The Georgian government is facing a possible change in visa rules. But, according to the country’s Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze, this is just a technical issue.
Kobakhidze was speaking about the possibility of revoking visa-free travel for people who hold diplomatic passports. He said that this would not be a big deal because traveling to the European Union requires a visa or not depends on individual circumstances. “We can go to Europe with a visa or without one,” he explained.
**Maintaining Peace and Protecting Interests**
The Prime Minister emphasized that what matters most is keeping peace in the country and protecting the interests of its people. He described discussions about the visa issue as part of an ongoing problem. “This is a continuation of unfortunate events,” Kobakhidze said, adding that his government will not be blackmailed.
**EU’s Challenges**
Kobakhidze also expressed hope that the European Union would soon overcome its current challenges. He saw these discussions about visa-free travel as highlighting the EU’s problems rather than causing them.
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