A delegation of Bundestag deputies from the European Union Affairs Committee arrived in Georgia.
The German embassy informed that the members of the Committee will visit Georgia on May 2-5.
The delegation is headed by the representative of the Social Democrats, Christian Petri. It also includes Ralf Brinkhaus from the opposition CDU, Michael Sacher from the Greens, Thomas Hacker from the Free Democrats and Harald Weil from the right-wing populists AfD.
The main topic of the MPs' trip is the future decision on Georgia's status as a candidate for EU accession and the necessary reforms.
The deputies will meet with key ministers, Georgian deputies, as well as representatives of civil society.
"Against the background of the war waged by Russia against Ukraine, there will also be talks about agreements on foreign policy, security policy and the consequences of the war for the region," the German embassy said.
It was previously reported that the European Commission is considering recommending to EU member states to start accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova, and to grant candidate status to Georgia.
At the same time, the ruling party "Georgian Dream" recently stated that they do not see a problem if Georgia does not acquire candidate status in the near future.