Visegrad Lessons for Georgia — Part 1: Political Differences, Practical Unity

George Robakidze focused on the evolution of the Visegrad Group from an EU integration platform into a flexible mechanism for coordination and interest-based cooperation. He underlined that, despite weakening internal cohesion due to political developments in some member states, the V4 still demonstrates that meaningful cooperation is possible without rigid institutionalisation. In this context, he highlighted that for Georgia, the key lesson lies in pursuing pragmatic, interest-driven cooperation.