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Thursday, November 23, 2017
Pre-emptive distortion of facts: the Eastern Partnership Summit
On Friday this week the
Eastern Partnership summit
will take place in Brussels between the EU and Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine. In the build up, we have seen plenty of pre-emptive distortion concerning the facts about the EU's cooperation with its Eastern Partners.
For example, there is the claim that the
new agreement
between Armenia and the EU, half of which focuses on building a stronger economy,
will not in fact have any affect
on the economy. The EU was accused of
restricting Georgian products
, whereas in fact
Georgia
enjoys a
zero customs duty policy
on the import of goods into EU countries, save for one product: garlic. It was also claimed that only Europe benefits from the agreement with Georgia, whereas actually trade relations between the EU and its partner countries are
mutually beneficial
.
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